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Which two reasons did the Senate cite when rejecting the Treaty of Versailles?
Wilson refused to supportius entry into the League of Nations.
The treaty went against the principles of the Monroe Doctrine.
The treaty went against the idea of non-interference in foreign affairs.
The treaty decreased US involvement in international conflicts.

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Answer:

C and sorry I don’t know the other one.

Explanation:

I just took the test on edmentum (plato) and I got part of it wrong. The guy that said A and C is wrong on A

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The two reasons why the Senate rejected the Treaty of Versailles were that:

  • The treaty went against the principles of the Monroe Doctrine.
  • The treaty went against the idea of non-interference in foreign affairs.

The Monroe Doctrine was an American principle that prohibited Europeans from interfering in the affairs of countries in the Americas and the Senate was worried that the League of Nations would be able to allow European countries to interfere in said issues.

The League of Nations - part of the Treaty of Versailles - would be able to interfere in the affairs of member countries and the Senate was against this.

In conclusion, options B and C are correct.

Find out more about the Senate rejection of this Treaty at https://brainly.com/question/7569401.

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