The chief opponents of the Versailles Treaty were dead men: Washington, Jefferson, and Madison. This statement suggests that opposition in the United States to the Versailles treaty was based on the:.
a. rejection of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points.
b. fear that the treaty would violate the tradition of non-involvement.
c. belief that the treaty was too harsh on the Central Powers.
d. unhappiness of citizens with United States participation in World War I.