Test
International Relations 1919-1939 League of Nations
Preguntas del test (14)
1Why was the League of Nations created?
- ATo promote peace
- BTo fight organised crime
2How did people feel when the League was first established?
- Aoptimistic
- BConcerned about limitations
- CConfident it would work
3What was the idea of the league?
- AAll nations would join
- BAll nations would disarm
- CDisputes would go to the league
- DEveryone would protect each other
- ESanctions would stop people breaking the rules
- Fcountries would make more money
4What were the aims of the League?
- AAgression
- BCooperation
- CDisarmament
- DTo improve conditions worldwide
5How many people joined in 1919?
- A42
- B34
- C21
6How many members did the league have in 1930?
- A59
- B42
- C34
7Which two countries stayed for the whole time?
- ABritain
- Bfrance
- CUSA
8The assembly met once a year
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9Each country had to send 2 government ministers, 1employer and 1 worker to the labour organisation.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
10What Border disputes were successfully solved by the league?
- AVilna 1920
- BUpper Silesia 1921
- CAaland islands 1921
- Dcorfu 1923
- EGeneva Protocol 1924
- FBulgaria 1925
11How did the economic depression effect the league?
- AIt brought countries together
- BCountries became more selfish
12Why did disarmament fail?
- ANo one could agree on the best way to disarm
- BIt cost too much
13Mussolini's invasion of Abyssinia damaged the league because they wanted to stay friends with Mussolini.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
14Why was the league a failure
- AFrench and British self-interest
- BAbsent powers-no USA
- CIneffective sanctions
- Dlack of armed forces
- EUnfair treaties
- Freaching decisions too slowly
- GNo one wanted peace
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- International relations with a focus on League of Nations
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- emily.emily
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- English
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