President Wilson's primary opponent on the matter of the League of Nations was
A) Lloyd George.
B) Ferdinand Foch.
C) John J. Pershing.
D) Henry Cabot Lodge.
E) Vittorio Orlando.
Ans: D) Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Shi'ites made up a significant part of the population in all of the following areas except
a. Spain. b. Sind. c. Iran. d. Iraq.
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a. a shift in rural voters from the Republican to the Democratic party b. a Democratic majority in Congress c. the highest voter turnout since 1936 d. Republican control of the Senate. e. a willingness to put aside partisan politics.
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