Why did the League of Nations Fail?
- Created by: RochelletheReviser
- Created on: 30-11-23 14:21
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- Why did the League of Nations Fail?
- little authority
- no harsh punishments or sanctions
- economic sanctions didn't work.
- sanctions were not enforced
- sanctions weren't imposed willingly.
- sanctions that were imposed were broken down or stopped.
- No one likes the league.
- people see how horrible it actually is.
- it doesn't help the league - actually helps to make it fail.
- Britain or France did not wish to abandon their own interests to fully support the League.
- the league had no armed forces
- France & Britain weren't agreeing to minimize their army or give some of their troops to the League so that they could enforce any sanctions.
- slow decision making
- meetings were infrequent
- met unanimously
- every member had to agree on a sanctions, slowing the process down and undermining the League's strength
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- The USA didn't join the League
- no authority or power present.
- the League needed the USA's power to impose any sanctions.
- big countries didn't listen to the league.
- big countries thought the league was unhelpful and insignificant.
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