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Name 7 members of the league

America


Germany


Soviet Russia


Japan


Italy


Britain and France

Describe Americas membership (4)

Despite wilson being one of the main inspos of the LON, america refused to join.


This was because a majority of the american senate thought the Lon would drag america into future wars and disputes.


Americas Absence was a huge blow to the prospects of the league as america was the world's most powerful, influential, and wealthy country.


The Leagues ability to take action against aggressive countries would be much reduced and the general prestige of the league would be significantly reduced.

Describe Germanys membership (4)

Was not allowed to join league until demonstrated its peaceful intentions This made the league look like a club for the victorious powers associated w the treaty of versailles.


Germany was allowed to join in 1926 and became a permanent member of council.


Adolf hitler took Germany out of the league in 1933.

Describe japans membership (2)

Was an original member but left in 1933 when it received criticism for invading manchuria

Describe Italys membership (2)

Was an original member but left in 1937 following the invasion of abyssinia and the imposition of sanctions

Britain and France (4)



Only major country members throughout the entirety if the leagues existence


These two countries were weakened by WW1 and had to shoulder the responsibility of trying to make the league work


Britain was primarily concerned about making an empire whilst


France was primarily concerned about increasing it protection from Germany.


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What was collective security

How the league intended to maintain peace

Unanimous decisions appear obvious obstructions to the work of the league but the unanimous decision requirement was quite deliberate



The intention was to prevent the league from being dominated by the most important countries with major world influence



By requiring unanimous decisions all countries had an equal say in the league this meant that a country like belgium had to be treated with the same respect as a country like france

Why unanimous decisions were required in the assembly and council

Unanimous decisions

All decisions taken by the assembly or council had to be unanimous this meant that if the assembly or council was meeting to vote on aggressive action by a country it would take just one negative vote for the motion to fail

Lack of an army