President Wilson and the Treaty of Versailles

The correct view of President Wilson and President of the Treaty of Versailles on his efforts is so strong that his nearest confident advice and even urging him can not affect his position. Opposition forces helped break the treaty, but the stubbornness of Wilson eventually led to a failure in the Senate. There are many factors that caused the occurrence of the First World War in Europe. A continuing struggle to utilize the "balance of power" already exists and has brought many alliances among the European countries.

During his president, Wilson introduced the Versailles Treaty to help the League 's "contract". After a long and troublesome discussion, the Senate beat the treaty. The opposing forces of liberalism and conservatism are strong, but as long as any change is made the treaty may still be passed. Wilson 's stubbornness and incompetence led to the Senate' s treaty decision. When Wilson first proposed the treaty, the Senate raised many objections. As many of the Senators did not want to start Wilson, they raised doubts on every aspect of the treaty. "Some senators, so-called" non-reconciliation "1, many of which oppose agreements in principle. But the other opponents are concerned primarily to set Republican victory problems and weaken the President they despise "Linkley), 641)

President Woodrow Wilson submitted the Treaty of Versailles to the US Senate for formal approval. Some Senators expressed strong opposition to the Convention and made several reservations and modifications in the document. Democrats who support President Wilson and support the immediate ratification of the treaty; Democrats who support the alliance and hold the interests of the United States (led by Henry Cabot Lodge) and "Conflicting" Convention (Hiram Johnson, William Bora , Robert La Follette) to be completely refused. President Wilson strongly refused accepting the revision of the treaty