Some Americans opposed US participation in the League of Nations because they

felt the US might not have enough resources to solve its own problems.

worried that the league might prevent the US from going to war again.

believed that European nations would become more isolated.

were against entering into an agreement with Germany and the Soviet Union.

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Ivan Patterson

5 April, 19:44

Some Americans opposed US participation in the League of Nations because they

felt the US might not have enough resources to solve its own problems.

worried that the league might prevent the US from going to war again.

believed that European nations would become more isolated.

were against entering into an agreement with Germany and the Soviet Union.

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Anthony Durham · Answer 1

felt the US might not have enough resources to solve its own problems is correct. Americans felt that they'll lose power over their internal and external affairs if they joined the league.