Why did the u. s. senate, known as the "irreconcilables," refuse to approve the versailles peace treaty?

The United States Senate, known as the "irreconcilables," refused to approve the Versailles peace treaty as they were  not in favor of Wilson’s League of Nation as they believed that  the best way to maintain peace in United states is through staying out of the European affairs.  

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League of Nation was a secretarial organization established to withstand world peace introduced by Thomas Woodrow Wilson after WWI.  He was the one who prepared for the institution of League of Nation and for that he was   also bestowed with Nobel Prize for his end of hostilities attempt. The idea for the formulation of League of Nation was laid during the ratification of the “Treaty of Versailles”. Though it was a peace treaty but was strongly opposed by the democratic faction group in congress.  

This group of irreconcilables was led by Henry Cabot Lodge. The group opposed the peace treaty of Versailles only because of the clause of League of Nations. According to them the best way to maintain peace in the nation is through keeping a distance from European affairs. The nation was in no state of funding another war.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Constitution

Keywords: League of Nation, secretarial organization, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, WWI, Nobel Prize, hostilities attempt, Treaty of Versailles, democratic faction, Henry Cabot Lodge, European affairs, war

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