How did henry cabot lodge respond to the end of world war i? he opposed the treaty of versailles and the league of nations. he supported president wilson and the league of nations. he was against us involvement in world war i. he encouraged us involvement in world affairs.

He opposed the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations

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Henry Cabot Lodge an American Republican Senator was born on 12th May 1850 in Massachusetts. He is known for his conflict with President Woodrow Wilson in context with the Treaty of Versailles of 1919. The non-fulfillment of treaty prevented the United States from joining League of Nation

Treaty of Versailles ceased the First World War. It was an agreement between the Allied forces and Germany on 28th June 1919. Out of all the clauses of the treaty on of the most disputed was that Germany will have to take responsibility for the damage that occurred during the war.

While League of Nation was a governmental organization based on the principal to sustain world peace. Thomas Woodrow Wilson is also known as chief architect of League of Nation. After First World War he arranged plans for League of Nation. He was even awarded with Nobel Prize for his peace-making attempts.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History

Chapter: Treaty of Versailles

Keywords: Henry Cabot Lodge, American Republican Senator, Massachusetts, Woodrow Wilson, League of Nation,Allied forces, Germany, League of Nation, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, Nobel Prize

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