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League of Nations.
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League of Nations.
Aims.
World Peace.
Encouraged countries to co-operate.
Disarmament.
Weaknesses.
Had no army.
Lack of troops
USA and other important countries didn't join.
Council only met four times a year.
Members only met once a year.
Britain and France dominated the league.
Made unanimous decisions.
Idealists (Woodrow Wilson)
Wasn't the league of all nations.
Some countries found ways around sanctions.
Self-interest members.
Economic sanction didn't work.
Treaties it upheld wasn't fair.
Decisions were slow.
Failures.
Manchuria Crisis. (1931-33)
Abyssinia Crisis. (1935-36)
Hitler breaking the L.O.N
Oversee disparagement - One main aim.
Set up in 1919.
Suceses.
Helped bring home 1/2 million prisoners at war.
Helped cure diseases such as Malaria.
Investigated illegal drugs.
Helped to arrest slave traders and drug dealers.
Helped to solve some disputes between some countries.
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