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It explains how the Treaty of Versailles still imposed heavy reparations on Germany and led to French occupation of the Saar Basin. 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Persuaded that his greatest hope for peace, a League of Nations, would never be realized unless he made concessions, Wilson compromised somewhat on the issues of self-determination, open diplomacy, and other specifics. He successfully resisted French demands for the entire Rhineland, and somewhat moderated that country's insistence upon charging Germany the whole cost of the war. The final agreement (the Treaty of Versailles), however, provided for French occupation of the coal and iron rich Saar Basin, and a very heavy burden of reparations upon Germany.  \nIn the end, there was little left of Wilson's proposals for a generous and lasting peace but the League of Nations itself, which he had made an integral part of the treaty. Displaying poor judgment, however, the president had failed to involve leading Republicans in the treaty negotiations. Returning with a partisan document, he then refused to make concessions necessary to satisfy Republican concerns about protecting American sovereignty.  \nWith the treaty stalled in a Senate committee, Wilson began a national tour to appeal for support. On September 25, 1919, physically ravaged by the rigors of peacemaking and the pressures of the wartime presidency, he suffered a crippling stroke. Critically ill for weeks, he never fully recovered. In two separate votes – November 1919 and March 1920 – the Senate once again rejected the Versailles Treaty and with it the League of Nations.  \nThe League of Nations would never be capable of maintaining world order. Wilson's defeat showed that the American people were not yet ready to play a commanding role in world affairs. His utopian vision had briefly inspired the nation, but its collision with reality quickly led to widespread disillusion with world affairs. America reverted to its instinctive isolationism.  \nFree K-12 Worksheets and More [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)","cbCaijX6rBEcej49","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijX6rBEcej49","pdf",57832,"English","# The League of Nations\n## Wilson’s hope and compromises\n## Treaty of Versailles outcomes\n## Senate rejection and national tour\n## Consequences for world order","[{\"question\":\"What was Wilson hoping the final treaty would achieve?\",\"answer\":\"Wilson hoped the final treaty drafted by the victors would be even-handed and support lasting peace through mechanisms including a League of Nations.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did Wilson make concessions during the treaty process?\",\"answer\":\"He believed the League of Nations would never be realized without concessions, so he compromised on issues such as self-determination and open diplomacy.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Senate affect the Versailles Treaty and the League of Nations?\",\"answer\":\"With the treaty stalled, Wilson toured nationally for support, but the Senate rejected it again in separate votes in November 1919 and March 1920, bringing down the League of Nations as part of the treaty.\"}]","The League of Nations - Reading Questions Worksheet | PDF",1792382433]