Question

maxwell rokapri
how did the actions of congress following world war i impact the vision of president wilson for post - war security and the
global order?
a the senate refused to ratify the treaty of versailles, ensuring that the united states would not join the league of
nations.
b the house limited trade with non - allies, preventing the united states from helping to restore the european economy.
c the house authorized the deployment of additional troops to the philippines, seeking to limit efforts at independence.
d the senate confirmed an ambassador to the new soviet union, encouraging closer ties with the new nation.

Explanation:

President Wilson's post-war vision centered on the League of Nations (a key part of the Treaty of Versailles) to maintain global security. Congress (specifically the Senate) rejected ratifying the treaty, so the U.S. never joined the League, directly undermining Wilson’s core plan for post-war order. Other options do not address the main impact on his vision.

Answer:

A. The Senate refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles, ensuring that the United States would not join the League of Nations.