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Which group opposed any treaty ending world war that had a League of Nations folded into it?
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Which group opposed any treaty ending world war 1 that had a league of nations folded into it?
reservationists
Which group opposed any treaty ending world war 1 that had the league of nations folded into it?
irreconcilables
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As woollen cloth is woven in different thicknesses the weight of 40 yards would vary according to that. Tartan fabric for kilts could be as light as 10 oz per running yard of 54 inches width, up to 16 oz or even more. The 10 oz is normally only used for kilts used in competitions of Highland dancing where it will swing easily and enhance the movements of the dancers. The 10 oz would weigh 25Lb, the 16 oz would be 40Lb plus the weight of what it was wound onto - usually it would be folded double with the right side of the cloth to the inside, and wound onto a flat board. As wool can absorb water, modern standards require that the weight be given when at a particular moisture content. Do not carry bolts of woollen cloth in a rainstorm unless they are covered over, or they will become very much heavier. <G>
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Which group opposed any treaty ending world war 1 that had a league of nations folded into it?
reservationists
Which group opposed any treaty ending world war 1 that had the league of nations folded into it?
irreconcilables
What group opposed any treaty ending world war 1 that had a league of nations folded into?
The United States, surprising since the US president was the one who proposed it.
Who voted against the league of nations?
Irreconcilables: these isolationist senators opposed any treaty that had a league of nations folded into it. Reservationists: were a large group of senators that were opposed to the treaty as it was written
Membership of the League of Nations?
The League of Nations was founded in 1920 by USA's President Wilson, was a intergovernmental organisation designed for "collective security". The head quaters of the League was in neutral ground in Geneva Switzerland. Members were Great Britain, France, Belgiam, Germany, Japan, Italy, USSR (Russia), Costa Rica, China, Abyssinia (Ethiopia) and Brasil. The League folded in 1946 and was never truly sucessful because the USA didn't ever join.
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