Isolationists objected to the League of Nations because

Isolationists feared that joining the League of Nations would draw the United States into conflicts overseas. The League’s collective-security commitments could obligate members to help defend other nations, which they saw as a threat to U.S. independence in foreign policy. Thus, the correct choice is that it made the U.S. obligated to defend other nations.

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