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Which of the following was a result of Wilson's campaign to win public support for the Treaty of Versailles?1. His health failed, leading him to be bedridden for months, which inspired sympathy for his position and the official passage of the treaty.2. He won enough support to reach a compromise over a slightly revised treaty known as the Fourteen Points.3. His failing health after a stroke, his refusal to compromise, and his alienation of Republican senators ultimately caused the treaty to fail to pass.4. He faced the least opposition from Henry Cabot Lodge, who refused to make any changes to the treaty.
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