What was the most important reason why Wilson’s opponents argued against the League of Nations?

Wilson’s opponents, especially critics concerned about preserving national sovereignty, feared that joining the League could commit the United States to helping defend other nations and keeping peace abroad. In other words, they worried the U.S. might be drawn into international conflicts as a peacekeeper. That matches choice B; the other choices were not the central objection raised by Wilson’s opponents.

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