They feared that Article 10 could be used to drag the united states into unpoPular foreign wars.
Assuming you mean the charter of the League of Nations, Republicans objected because it obligated the U.S. to defend member nations if they were attacked.
Many Republicans objected to the League of Nations because they believed it would infringe upon American sovereignty and potentially drag the United States into future wars. They were concerned that joining the League could undermine the country's policy of non-entanglement in foreign affairs. Additionally, some Republicans were critical of President Woodrow Wilson's role in negotiating the Treaty of Versailles and saw the League as an extension of his policies.
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the U.S. Senate did not want the country to join
Many Americans objected to the settlement and especially to president wilsons league of nations.
It was condemned by the League of Nations and most of its constituent nations objected, but lacking an enforcement arm or capacity to force conflicting nations to mediate, no proclomation of condemnation achieved anything.
republicans in congress opposed the idea
it was an article that promised peace between nations worldwide
This article declares that when the need arises, member nations will engage in collective defense to help ally nations. It has only been implemented once and that was during 9/11.
Because the Treaty, and the League of Nations especially, were the work of President Wilson, who was a Democrat. Then, as now, the Republicans are ready to sacrifice the good of the nation and the world if they convince themselves they can gain some partisan political advantage for the Republican Party by doing so.
Yes. I refer you to this article: http://www.arabamericannews.com/news/index.php?mod=article&cat=OtherOpinions&article=2032
it would draw the united states into conflicts all over the world.