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What happened to Woodrow Wilson in 1919 that largely prevented him from getting the Congress to
agree to all of the terms of the League of Nations?
OA. He suffered a disabling stroke
OB. He was voted out of office
Oc. He was assassinated
DD. He stepped down as President

Sagot :

Answer:

I think it is A.

Explanation:

cafa1988

Answer:

Correct answer is A. He suffered a disabling stroke.

Explanation:

During the 1919 Wilson traveled across the country to gain support for his cause which eventually affected his health, and he had a stroke in October of 1919.

B is not correct as Wilson finished his second term as a president in 1921.

C is not correct as the only presidents to be assassinated were Lincoln and Kennedy.

D is not correct because as we have said he remained in office until 1921.

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