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The League After the Depression

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The League After the Depression
Faliures
- Manchuria 1931-33
- After the depression, Japan, who relied on exports to the USA and China, was hit badly as both countries struggled to keep their own businesses going
- Japan invaded Manchuria for recources
- Set up puppet government
- Ignores demands by civilian government to withdraw
- Army controlled foreign policy
- Also bombed Shanghai
- The League's Response
- Sent officials to investigate situation
- Decides Japan acted unlawfully
- Japan intends to invade more of China
- Report by officials approved 42-1
- Japan leaves league
- Invaded Jehal
- Problems
- Countries had important trading links with Japan
- Britain wanted to keep relationship
- No ban on arms sales
- Britain and France would not risk armies
- Only countries with enough recourses, USA and USSR were not members
- The League did nothing
- Hitler and Mussolini watched on as the league failed
- Japan leaves league
- Report by officials approved 42-1
- Japan intends to invade more of China
- Decides Japan acted unlawfully
- Sent officials to investigate situation
- Japan invaded Manchuria for recources
- After the depression, Japan, who relied on exports to the USA and China, was hit badly as both countries struggled to keep their own businesses going
- Abyssinia
- Mussolini wanted African Empire
- Invaded Abyssinia
- Economic sanctions against Italy (except oil)
- Britain and France secretly give parts of Abyssinia to Italy to retain ally in exchange for withdrawal
- Public outrage - plan abandoned
- Italy completes conquest
- Hitler notices weakness of league
- Remilitarises Rhineland
- Italy allies with Germany
- Leaves league in 1937
- Hitler notices weakness of league
- Harre-Lavel Plan
- Britain and France secretly give parts of Abyssinia to Italy to retain ally in exchange for withdrawal
- Economic sanctions against Italy (except oil)
- Invaded Abyssinia
- Mussolini wanted African Empire
- Manchuria 1931-33
Why the league failed
- Britain and France only acted in accordance with their own interests
- USA absent
- No real power
- Long Term Results
- Countries lost faith in league
- Started to rearm
- Formed secret alliances
How the depression affected the league
- Depended on economic sanctions
- Countries wanted to protect all trade
- Countries were too busy sorting out own problems
- Countries were more willing to fight to survive
- Depended on economic sanctions
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- GCSE History (League of Nations) Mind Map on The League After the Depression, created by Scott Stephens on 23/03/2014.
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