<span>The main reason for the Senate's rejection of the treaty was to avoid the "foreign entanglements" of the League. However, a more sinister reason might have been that the Republican dominated Senate disliked President Woodrow Wilson (who refused to have any Republican leaders with him on the trip to Versailles) and wanted his plans for the treaty and the League to fail.
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The correct answer is <span>Evaluate the evidence used to support it
They need to examine how valid the evidence is and whether there's bias in the claim as well as in the evidence. As long as these terms are fulfilled, a historic claim can be made valid. Other people can present counterclaims with their own evidence which is when they revise both claims and find what the actual truth is.</span>
Answer: D. The United States vetoed the agreement.
Without a large country like the US agreeing to the terms, the other countries saw no real incentive to do the same.
