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12 Cards in this Set
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What were the 4 main aims of the League of Nations |
Stop aggression through collective security Encourage cooperation through trade Disarmament Improve living and working conditions |
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How was the League of Nations set up |
The assembly The council Secretariat Special commissions The permanent court of international Justice |
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What did the assembly do |
Met once a year Each country representedCould Could only recommend to the council |
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What was the council |
Met about three times per year Five permanent members of from Britain France Italy Japan and Germany from 1926 Temporary members too Members could veto a decision |
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What did secretariat do |
Civil Service and carried out work of League |
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What kind of special commissions did the League of Nations have |
Mandates, refugees, slavery, Health Organisation |
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What did the permanent court of international Justice do |
Decided on border disputes |
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When did the League of Nations begin work |
January 1920 |
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How many members are there in the League of Nations |
42 but by the 1930s 60 |
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What did all members follow |
The League of Nations Covenant |
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What did the League of Nations do |
Apply economic sanctions |
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Where did every member have a vote |
The assembly |
