Question

why did many black leaders oppose world war i? *
they considered education reform more important.
they considered gender equality more important.
they considered eliminating discrimination more important.
they considered a reunited church and state more important.

why did many senators oppose us membership in the league of nations? *
it would lead to international instability
it would separate american families
it would interfere with free trade agreements
it would drag the us into european conflicts

what did germany have to do under the terms of the treaty of versailles? *
give its colonies complete independence
pay war reparations to their opponents
merge governments with czechoslovakia
give all of its tanks and artillery to france

Explanation:

1. For the first question: Many Black leaders in the US faced systemic racial discrimination at home. They argued that fighting for democracy abroad was hypocritical while Black Americans were denied equal rights, so prioritizing ending domestic discrimination was their focus.
2. For the second question: A key group of senators (Irreconcilables and Reservationists) opposed the League of Nations out of isolationist sentiment, fearing the League's collective security obligations would force the US into future European wars without congressional approval.
3. For the third question: The Treaty of Versailles held Germany responsible for World War I, and a major provision was forcing Germany to pay large financial reparations to the Allied powers to cover war damages.

Answer:

1. They considered eliminating discrimination more important.
2. It would drag the US into European conflicts
3. Pay war reparations to their opponents