Japanese Internment Camps and Their Effects The "war to end all
wars", or as it is better known as World War I ended with the
signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. This Treaty was
signed by the Allied Nations of Britain, France, Italy and
Russia. However, the United States did not sign the treaty. The
US felt that the price that Germany had to pay, approximately
$33 billion dollars plus the loss of their prime food growing
land was too high. But there was also something attached to the
Treaty that the American Senate did not wish to approve. This
was the League of Nations. Though, the League was United States
President Wilson's dream, the US never joined the League of
Nations. But, the League was ratified by other countries in the
hope that the world would come together and create a council
that could promote international cooperation and achieve peace
and security. The United States felt that the League did not
have enough support and power to fulfill its mission. Perhaps
they were right, as the US fo