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4. The United States Congress refused to sign the Versailles Treaty in part because many:

A. thought it was too harsh on Germany.
B. objected to the system of mandates.
C. felt that the U.S. should have been given new territories.
D. wanted the U.S. to withdraw from international affairs.



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The United States Congress refused to sign the Treaty of Versailles due to harsh treatment of Germany, objections to mandates, territorial desires, and a push for isolationism.


Explanation:

The United States Congress refused to sign the Versailles Treaty due to various reasons:

  • Many thought it was too harsh on Germany.
  • Some objected to the system of mandates.
  • There was a feeling that the U.S. should have been given new territories.
  • Some wanted the U.S. to withdraw from international affairs.

These factors, along with President Wilson's failure to secure support for the treaty, contributed to the U.S. Senate's rejection of the Treaty of Versailles.


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