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Leaugue of nations

why america didn't join, organisation

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what were the aims of the league of nations achive international peace, encourage nationas to resove disputes by peaceful means, take actions against agressors, reduce armaments, improve working conditions, fight disease and slavery
Why didn't america join the league concerened over economic cost, 150,000 american deaths; did not want there troops solving europes problems, german imigrants hated treaty of versailles, opposed idea of colonies.
How many members were there when the league started in 1920, how many members by 1930's 1920: 42 → 1930's: 59
when did the league start January 1920
Why were Britain and france poorly placed to be leading members of league weakened by first world war, neither had resources, even at start they doubted effectivness
USSR years of membership of the league 1934 → 1939
Japan, years of membership of the league 1920-33
Germany years of membership of the league 1926-33
The assembly (of the league of nations) all representatives from each member state met once a year, all had one vote, decisions had to be unanimous
The council members four permanent members; uk, France, Japan, italy. Germany in 1926. each permanent member had a veto. no. of temporary members varied (elected by assembly.
council powers moral condemnation, economic trade sanctions, military force.
secretariat based in Geneva, had specialist sevtions.
court of international justice based in hague in holand, to settle disputes peacefullly. No way of enforcing decisions
international labour organisation Aims: to improve labour conditions. collected information about working conditions and suggested improvements
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