Many senators who opposed United states membership in the League of Nations argued that joining the League would what?

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Charlie P.
Feb 5, 2017

So the US could not be pulled into another War.

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Many Americans had negative feelings about the 'European War' (World War 1) and so, they set up the League of Nations originally to get countries in that area to sort out problems peacefully, but wished to no longer get involved in European affairs and so stayed out of the League of Nations and began a sort of isolationism.

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