Question

1) What senator was the most powerful opponent of the Treaty of Versailles?

a) David Lloyd George
b) Henry Cabot Lodge
c) Vittorio Orlando
d) John J. Pershing


2) Which of the following is true?

a) The United States joined the League of Nations.
b) President Wilson ran for a third term.
c) United States signed separate peace treaties with each Central Power.
d) Although it was initially met by opposition, Treaty of Versailles was ratified.

Answer 1

for 2 it is A iam not sure about number 1 yet

Answer 2

for 1 it is b

Answer 3

@FFASinger The United States did not join the League of Nations because they didn't agree to the treaty of Versailles, they didn't want to be involved in European affairs. At that time the US was a neutral isolationist society.
http://www.cfr.org/international-organizations-and-alliances/why-did-united-states-fail-join-league-nations/p30709

@heacain You are correct but Henry Cabot Lodge didn't necessarily oppose joining he just wanted some things to be ratified first.
Orlando was a prime minister of Italy.
David Loyd George was the prime minister of Britain.
John J. Pershing was critical but wasn't a senator instead a Chief of Staff of the US army.


Now let's get to the key part. You both answered these questions directly. That is not appropriate and against the code of conduct. This does nothing to help a user learn but instead hinders them. It is punishable by banning.

Answer 4

Chill bro some people just want ansewers and if the wanted an explanation we code have explened .

Answer 5

No, It's not appropriate to give answers.
Please refer to,
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 6

It is punishable by banning.

Answer 7

You also want to keep it clear for users to come whom are looking for the same question.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

so go ahead and ban me if you want.

Answer 10

I can't ban you but this site is not for answers. It's to help users understand subjects. Thus the "study" part of the name. We are a study group not an answer site.

Answer 11

I appreciate your honesty though.

Answer 12

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Answer 13

Here, it is. There are exceptions to every rule but this is not one.

Answer 14

ok sir

Answer 15

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Answer 16

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