President Wilson's actions and mindset, rather than Senate and popular opposition, led to the defeat of the Treaty of Versailles in the U.S. Senate.
Is this true?

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President Wilson's actions and mindset, rather than Senate and popular opposition, led to the defeat of the Treaty of Versailles in the U.S. Senate. 
Is this true?

savannah_noelle · Answer

@Luigi0210 @Mertsj @thomaster @whpalmer4 @Destinymasha can you guys help me?

xmoses1 · Answer

Very false

xmoses1 · Answer

Some advice: Don't tag a moderator for a simple question. They have important things to work on and most likely will not come to see your question

savannah_noelle · Answer

@Xmoses1 Why is this false? Didn't personal enmity between Wilson and Lodge play a big role in the United States failing to ratify the Versailles Treaty and join the League of Nations?

xmoses1 · Answer

No it was the league of nations and Wilson's fourteen points that were not accepted by the US. It WAS the Treaty of Versailles that was accepted

savannah_noelle · Answer

Okay thank you, but what are three reasons I could put in my essay to justify that Wilson was not responsible for the defeat of the Treaty of Versailles in the U.S. Senate?

xmoses1 · Answer

I cant really help you there

savannah_noelle · Answer

@xmoses1 That's like my main problem lol. I don't know how to form a thesis for this.

xmoses1 · Answer

Oh i see. I am sorry then there is nothing i can do about that :\ I hate historical essays Xp

savannah_noelle · Answer

Same here! I'm usually really good at them but this one has me stumped. Thanks for all your help though :) Is there anyone you can tag that can help me with this please?

xmoses1 · Answer

Possibly @kewlgeek555 or @Kfins99 but neither are online right now :\

xmoses1 · Answer

Well good luck :)