Woodrow Wilson confidently expected the USA to join the League of Nations. But many Americans hated the idea. Many had been against US involvement in the war, and they certainly did not want the USA to get entangled in European affairs after 1919.
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They invited him to stay with them.
The answer is John Pierpont Morgan.
J P Morgan dominated corporate finance and industrial consolidation during his time, with business in infrastructure, steel and real estate. He created a huge conglomerate and he is considered the largest banker in US history, being sought by the Americando Government to assist in resolving a crisis in 1895.
Yes they can go to far
if it goes way to far then yes government should get involved otherwise people should try to resolve the problem with out the government
