What did the refusal of the United States to join the League of Nations indicate?

A. the rise of isolationism in the Congress

B. desire to change the Treaty of Versailles

C. the anti-immigrant feelings that increased after the war

D. opposition to Great Britain having control over the League

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21 April, 11:16

What did the refusal of the United States to join the League of Nations indicate?

A. the rise of isolationism in the Congress

B. desire to change the Treaty of Versailles

C. the anti-immigrant feelings that increased after the war

D. opposition to Great Britain having control over the League

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Rachael Lucas · Answer 1

A. The rise of isolationism in the congress.

After WW1 people were petrified to become involved in anything. Even before WW1 they were. Congress as well as the nation became pro isolationism (the refusal to be involved in other nations business). They rejected it because they worried that they would end up in another war.

What did the refusal of the United States to join the League of Nations indicate?A. the rise of isolationism in the CongressB. desire to change the Treaty of VersaillesC. the anti-immigrant feelings that increased after the warD. opposition to Great Britain having control over the League

What did the refusal of the United States to join the League of Nations indicate?

A. the rise of isolationism in the Congress

B. desire to change the Treaty of Versailles

C. the anti-immigrant feelings that increased after the war

D. opposition to Great Britain having control over the League