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What was the most important reason why Wilson’s opponents argued against the League of Nations?
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What was the most important reason why Wilson’s opponents argued against the League of Nations?

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the answer for Edgen is:

The League of Nations might have forced the United States to become an

international peacekeeper.

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America was isolationist- everyone wanted to stay out of European military affairs at all costs and they felt that the League of Nations would drag the US into unnecessary affairs.
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