What was an argument of Republicans against the League of Nations?
O A. It would allow foreign nations a say in who became President of
the United States.
O B. It would draw the United States into conflicts all over the world.
O c. It would require the United States to send representatives to
international meetings.
D. It would force the United States to give up territory taken from
American Indians.

B

Explanation:

i believe it to be a democracy

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