Why did the Republican Henry Cabot Lodge refuse to ratify the League of Nations? A. Lodge believed Article 10 of the covenant in
fringed on the United States' power to declare war, if necessary, and expand its territories. B. Lodge was offended that President Wilson had only selected one Republican to join his delegation to the Versailles Peace Conference. C. Lodge felt the League of Nations weakened the United States' global power and gave too many liberties to European nations. D. Lodge thought President Wilson's ideas about world order, as presented in his League of Nations draft agreement, weren't realistic.
The correct answer is A) Lodge believed Article 10 of the covenant infringed on the United States' power to declare war, if necessary, and expand its territories.
Republican Henry Cabot Lodge refused to ratify the League of Nations because Lodge believed Article 10 of the covenant infringed on the United States' power to declare war, if necessary, and expand its territories.
Henry Cabot was a Senator from Massachusetts. He completely opposed to the idea of the League of Nations that nations must repel aggression, considering it affected the power of the US Congress. He also was against immigration and participated in the creation of the Immigration Act of 1917.
The Japanese plans for the battle of midway were to extend the defensive perimeter after the Doolittle Raid on Japan, and for a preparatory attack before taking Fiji and Samoa.
Using the atomic bomb would change the world by making it a more dangerous place. Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima as He wanted to end the war quicker and bring the soldiers home and save the us millions of dollars
the Cold War- the concept of MAD (mutually assured destruction) where both countries built up their arsenal of nuclear weapons to where if one attacked the other, the attacked could basically destroy the attacker with the stockpile of missiles it had.
