Woodrow Wilson and the Treaty of Versailles

Introduction

Every president has to make some difficult decisions about foreign policy. Some decisions are very complicated to deployed these decisions have major consequences for America and its citizens. In some cases, accept the United States Congress and the American people for decisions, but in some cases, reject the Congress and the American people those decisions (Andelman 77). An obvious example of this system of checks and balances between the executive and legislature, and an important decision as a president in foreign policy, President Woodrow Wilson longs to join the League of Nations after the Treaty ...