Question

read about henry cabot lodges opposition to the league of nations and answers the question that follows. \i have never had but one allegiance—i cannot divide it now. i have loved but one flag and i cannot share that devotion and give affection to the mongrel banner invented for a league. internationalism, illustrated by the bolshevik and by the men to whom all countries are alike provided they can make money out of them, is to me repulsive.
ational i must remain, and in that way i like all other americans can render the amplest service to the world. the united states is the worlds best hope, but if you what actions did henry cabot lodge believe that the united states should take in the world? settle european disputes service foreign interests look after its own affairs fight international wars done

Explanation:

Henry Cabot Lodge was a pro -ponent of American nationalism. He opposed the League of Nations as he believed in a strong focus on American interests. His statement about having only one allegiance to the American flag implies a desire for the US to prioritize its own affairs rather than getting overly involved in international matters like settling European disputes, serving foreign interests, or fighting international wars.

Answer:

look after its own affairs