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What was the League of Nation's establishment time?
January 1920
What is the Permanent members of LoN
UK France Italy Japan
Where is the league's General headquarters
Janeva
What did the S.I.D.E. mean?
Stop wars
Improve people's life
Disarmament
Enforce versailles
How many countries were join in the League of Nation?
66
The official language of the league (3 kinds of languages)
English French Spainish
When did USSR attend the League?
1934
How often did they have a meeting
once a year
the main goal of the league.(need 2 )
Promote international cooperation and achieve international peace and security
Who wanted to set up the League of Nation?
Thomas (Woodrow )Wilson
When did it Dismiss
1946
Briefly explain one reason why the United States never joined the League of Nations.
Domestic political differences and isolationist traditions
The terms of the Union Treaty are based towards the interests of Britain and France, which fails to fully reflect Wilson's "Fourteen Principles".
The league of Nations' 6 organizations.
Lack of Universal Membership and Great-Power Participation
Weak Enforcement Mechanisms
Failure to Address 1930s Expansionism
How did the unanimity principle weaken the League of Nations’ crisis response?
It let any single state veto actions, slowing crisis response.
What lessons from the League guided the UN’s founding?
Ditched unanimity, added a standing force, and ensured big powers joined.
Why they didn’t allow Germany enter the LoN, in your own words
Germany's role in World War I made it untrusted in Europe for a long time.
What role did U.S. non-membership play in the League’s decline?
Destroyed the League’s Core Legitimacy and Global Reach
Eliminated Critical Military and Economic Enforcement Power
when did the USSR expissed from the Overseas Federation
1939
When did the League of Nations held its last conference ?
1946
Why did the League of Nations fail to stop Japanese invasion of Manchuria n 1931?
The League of Nations lacks enforcement power and cannot impose effective sanctions on acts of aggression. Its resolutions depend on the voluntary compliance of major countries.
Britain and the United States hope to use Japan to fight against the Soviet Union and regard Japan's expansion as an "anti-Soviet" tool.
Why Germany entered the LoN later in 1926？（2 points at least）
Germany is trying to achieve political revival by joining the League of Nationals：1.Fight for the status of a great power
2.Economic recovery and international
3.Lure Germany against the Soviet Union
4.Adjust the balance of power in Europe
The founding members of the League of Nations
42
Why did the League of Nations fail to stop Japanese invasion of Manchuria n 1931?
No military power, and major powers cared more about their own interests.
What were the conditions stipulated in the Covenant of the League of Nations for membership in the League of Nations?
1.Independent country, territory or colony.
2. guarantee the good faith of compliance with international obligations.
3. recognize the regulations on land, sea, air force and armaments stipulated by the League of Nations.
4. subject to the consent of the 2/3 majority of the General Assembly.
Analyze how the League of Nations successfully resolved the Greco-Bulgarian Conflict of 1925. What made this outcome possible?
Rapid, Unified Institutional Response
Great-Power Alignment & Credible Enforcement
mpartial Fact-Finding & Proportional Remedy