Which factor was the basis of the United States
Senate's opposition to the League of Nations after
World War I?
(1) rejection by President Woodrow Wilson of
internationalism
(2) fear of becoming involved in another
European war
(3) high financial cost of membership
(4) concern over communist control of
international organizations
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