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In 1919 isolationists in the senate opposed us membership in the league of nationd because they
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In 1919 isolationists in the senate opposed us membership in the league of nationd because they

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it made us obligated to fight other nations

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In 1919 isolationists in the senate opposed us membership in the league of nations because they felt that membership would entangle the United States in too many future European Conflicts. 
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