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"this is a question that enters every home in the land and that deeply concerns every man, woman and child. we must enter a league of nations, or we must support an enormous army at the expense of the taxpayers. the plan unquestionably is for an advance of civilization, and is a step which should be taken at the earliest possible moment. . there is not a provision in the twenty-six articles which restricts a legitimate right of any sovereign nation or proposes a hardship on anyone. . we are happy to see former president taft raising his voice in aid of the league of nations and doing all he can to assist president wilson in the adoption of this national and important question."

question 1

which 2 of the following 4 facts you determine whether j. e. wright's views about the treaty of versailles were typical or atypical for americans at the time?

the us failed to join the league of nations when, on november 19, 1919, the senate voted 38-53 to reject the treaty of versailles and membership in the league.

woodrow wilson was elected to his second term as president in 1916.

in 1935, the league of nations reached its high point with 58 members.

democratic president wilson asked that the election of 1920 be a "referendum" on the treaty of versailles; in that election, republican warren g. harding, an opponent of the treaty of versailles, won in a landslide.