The Versailles Treaty: Wilson vs. the Senate
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After negotiating the Treaty of Versailles following WWI, Woodrow Wilson had to return to the United States and face Henry Cabot Lodge and the U.S. Senate. According to the Constitution, all treaties negotiated by the President have to be ratified by a 2/3 vote of the Senate. Woodrow Wilson failed to win the Senate's approval primarily because of his own inflexibility in dealing with the Senate. The United States' refusal to ratify the Treaty was one of the reasons for the overall failure of the Treaty of Versailles.
Aligned with South Carolina US History (USHC) Standard 5.5 for those preparing for the US History EOC exam
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I have to give you credit because this is the most comprehensive video I have seen on this subject. However, you didn't mention anything about the Covenant of the League being different from what Wilson originally proposed in Paris. I would argue that it was no longer his "baby" since the French and British had their way with it. And how could this be a partisan issue when Taft, former President and prominent Republican, supported the ratification of the Treaty? And the fact that Wilson believed that the inclusion of Article X in the Covenant was absolutely necessary for the League to succeed? Moreover, he described the obligation implied in Article X as a moral one and not legally binding, insisting that Congress still had final say in whether the US went to war or not. And what about Wilson's stroke right in the midst of his fight for ratification?? Being an idiot and being mentally impaired by a severe stroke are not one in the same. All that being said, I enjoyed the video and thank you for posting!
Well said.
So whats Versailles
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Not yet.
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In a nutshell, after a Morone doctrine, President Wilson tried to change America's foreign policy for the first time. Form being isolationist, he pledged to involve the USA in global affairs and politics by actively participating in the politics of the aftermath of WW1. However, unfortunately, the senate was dominated by the Republicans. The first criticism of them was on Article 10 of the League of Nations, which made it mandatory for the participant countries to work together to secure the sovereignty of others. This, according to the Republicans was a compromise on their sovereignty and the opposition leader pointed 14 reservations from the treaty. Because of Wilson's uncompromisable attitude, the USA could not be part of the League of Nations.
Holy fool
Whats so special about 14
wilson's 14 points
Because Wilson was a dictator
He was not, and you should not abuse such terms.
Wilson was a globalist.
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