Question

After President Wilson was instrumental in getting the Treaty of Versailles passed, why did Congress reject the treaty altogether? A. Congress did not like the League of Nations. B. It did not think the treaty punished Germany enough. C. It might require U.S. troops to fight in foreign wars. D. Congress wanted more economic concessions.

Answer 1

C. It might require U.S. troops to fight in foreign wars.

Step-by-step explanation:

President Wilson had the idea of a security system empowered by a league of nations, where this league of nations would raise and army and defend the world from those who might want to invade or conquere soveraing states, this meant that US troops might be called to action to fight in this leage of nation army, which was something that the congress didn´t like, the Treaty of Versailles was rejected and never ratified by the United States which eventually, in 1921 signed peace with the German and Austrian-Hungarian governments.

Answer 2

After President Wilson was instrumental in getting the Treaty of Versailles passed, the reason why Congress rejected the treaty altogether was because it might require the United States troops to fight in foreign wars that does not concern the country. It will only risk American lives.

The answer would be letter C.