Question

political cartoon: wilson holding the league of notions while congress turns away. message?
congress fully supported the league
the u.s. was divided over joining the league
the u.s. demanded more colonies
europe wanted wilson removed

Explanation:

The political cartoon shows Wilson (representing the push for the League of Nations) with Congress turning away. The U.S. had divisions over joining the League—Wilson supported it, but Congress (especially isolationist factions) opposed. Option A is wrong as Congress didn't fully support. Option C is irrelevant (colonies not the focus here). Option D is false (Europe didn't want Wilson removed). So the correct message is the U.S. was divided over joining the League.

Answer:

B. The U.S. was divided over joining the League