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To what extent was the League of Nations a Success?

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A level, IGCSE IGCSE History (League of Nations: Success?) Mind Map on To what extent was the League of Nations a Success?, created by Simon Hinds on 07/11/2013.

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To what extent was the League of Nations a Success?

Aims of the League
Organisation of the League
1. Weaknesses in the League's Organisation
  1. 'European Club'
    1. B & F rarely agreed
  2. too slow
  3. no army
  4. missing powers
    1. USA
    2. USSR 'till '34
  5. UNANIMOUS
2. Council
  1. 4/5 times/year
  2. COLLECTIVE SECURITY
    1. moral condemnation
    2. Economic Sanctions
    3. military force
  3. Britain, France. Italy, Japan
3. Assembly
4. ILO
How successful in the 1920s?
1. successes
  1. Enter text here
How Successful in the 1930s?
Depression & the League

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