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"The United States will,indeed,undertake under Article X to 'respect and preserve as against external aggression the territorial integrity and existing political independence of all members of the League [of Nations]' and that engagement constitutes a very grave and solemn moral obligation. But it is a moral,not a legal,obligation,and leaves our Congress absolutely free to put its own interpretation upon it in all cases that call for action."
Woodrow Wilson,Testimony before the Senate over Article X of the Treaty of Versailles,1919
-The debate over this portion of the treaty revolved around

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The excerpt suggests that the debate over Article X of the Treaty of Versailles revolved around the extent to which the United States should be involved in protecting the territorial integrity and political independence of other nations. Wilson's statement that the obligation is "moral, not legal" indicates that some Americans may have been hesitant to commit to such an obligation, possibly out of a desire to prioritize American interests over those of other nations. This suggests that choice B, the pursuit of American interests via a policy of isolationism, is the best answer.

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