Did the US ever ratify Treaty of Versailles?

The United States did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty was signed on June 28, 1919, by representatives of the Allied and Associated Powers and Germany, ending World War I. However, the United States Senate failed to ratify the treaty, primarily due to opposition to Article 10, which required the signatories to defend the territorial integrity and political independence of all other signatories. The treaty also faced opposition from isolationists, who believed that the U.S. should not be involved in European affairs, and from Irish-Americans, who objected to the treaty's provisions regarding Ireland.

What contributions did the Greeks make in language and literature?

Where did the surname Lytle originate?

Elizabeth of Farnese
Isabel de Farnesio, queen of Spain, second wife of Felipe V de Borbón and mother of Carlos III, was one of the most notable women of the 18th century . After the fall of the Habsburgs and the consolidation of the Bourbons, at the beginning of the century, a conflictive era opened up for Spain, of lo
Organization and tactics of the SS Infantry Battle Group in 1940
The nucleus of the Greek Infantry was, as in all armies, the battle group. However, the Greek battle group was relatively large numerically, in an attempt to complement the one machine gun it had with a sufficient number of rifles. Each battle group was distinguished into two echelons, the machin
The Plantagenets, a movie dynasty
Entry taken from the book The Plantagenets What do Saladin, Thomas Becket, Henry Tudor, Joan of Arc, and William Wallace have in common? That all of them faced in one way or another the monarchs of the Plantagenet dynasty, which occupied the English throne for more than three hundred years (from 115
The Historical Snooper and women in Greece
The Historical Snooper and women in Greece Our collaboration continues with El Fisgón Histórico, illustrator of Harald, the last Viking from the comic history collection Historietas, this time with a look at the life of women in classical Greece, a topic to which we dedicate the latest issue of Arc