Because winning over republicans was necessary in order to achieve a two thirds majority, in 1919 Wilson toured the country promoting giving speeches to promote ratification. However, as Hebert Hoover, 31st president of the United States, argues in his book The Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson, "Senate would vote along party lines regardless of public opinion" Cabot Lodge had guaranteed republicans would stay loyal to their party...
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On November 19, 1919 the foreign relations committee under Lodge proposed fourteen amendments on that same day the whole of congress voted on the treaty with the Lodge reservations, they treaty was not ratified due Wilson followers who were prompted by the president to reject any alteration to the treaty...
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Weaknesses and successes of League of Nation The League also worked to reduce the smuggling of cheap labour, opium and dangerous chemicals across international borders. Therefore, we can say that the League did success in social...	2 / 542
league of nations These successes, however, are balanced by some failures. The League sometimes failed to enforce the Treaty of Versailles. In 1920, the Poles captured Vilna (the capital of Lithuania) and refused to withdraw when the League ordered it to; the League could do nothing...	1 / 276
League Of Nations Italy withdrew from the League in 1937 to join Japan and Germany in an alliance against the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was expelled in 1939 for attacking Finland...	3 / 692
Evaluating the Ineffectiveness of the League of Nations and the United Nations There is no use of an organization that cannot come up with a resolution that could change the state of areas in concern. It was impossible for it to make a decision, thus giving the ability to label it as unproductive and unnecessary...	9 / 2509
The Failure Of The League Of Nations At a time of economic crises it meant that the League had trouble imposing sanctions especially at this time. This meant that countries like Japan and Italy were able to annex other countries without effective punishment...	2 / 535