The document was rejected by the Senate with ample reason and justification due to ludicrous Articles X and XI. The ill composed treaty caused great disagreement over Article X and XI due to their illogical nature. Article X permitted the members’ of the League of Nations to dictate to America when our boys should be shipped “across the sea and that in that event America’s voice would not be the determining voice.” Furthermore, Article XI stated that the whole lea

gue, whether immediately affected or not, “shall take any action that may be deemed wise and effectual to safeguard the peace of nations.” These demeaning adjustments to American living made people recall life before the League.

Treaties such as this, which only bring result in uproar must never been excepted as a law. This treaty was also expected to have intensified rather than healed the disastrous conflicts between the political patriotism and public democracy. Moreover, it was “bound to provoke the ultimate explosion of irreconcilable warfare as it [wove] international animosities and class conflicts into the very fabric of the proposed new system of public law.” A treaty such as this, no matter the alterations would inevitably bring America into a moral and economic warfare.

In contrast, although the treaty failed for authorization, certain credible viewpoints made by its supporters cannot be left disregarded. The President of the United States being in favor of the Versailles Treaty attacked the controversial issue with the writing of his “Fourteen Points.” With these arguments, he promoted the peace treaty while focusing on economical and political equality for all nations. Shoc

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