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What was the League of Nations created to do? Check all that apply.to promote international cooperationto help uphold peace between countriesto provide collective security for its membersto provide financial support for struggling nationsto take over nations that would not follow league policies

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to promote international cooperation
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to help uphold peace between countries
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to provide collective security for its members
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to provide financial support for struggling nations
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to take over nations that would not follow league policies
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This political cartoon suggests that the League of Nations

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worked mainly to support the needs of the United States.
B
would collapse without the participation of the United States.
C
was formed to protect other countries from the United States.
D
did not need the United States to form a link between nations.
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Which argument did opponents of the League of Nations make?

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The League of Nations would not invite the United States to take a position of leadership.
B
The League of Nations might have forced the United States to become a peacekeeper.
C
The Treaty of Versailles failed to sufficiently punish Germany for its actions in the war.
D
The Treaty of Versailles did not include enough of President Wilson’s Fourteen Points.
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Which achievement of the League of Nations does this map illustrate?

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the pledge of nations to join the League of Nations after 1921
B
the settlement of border disputes between member nations
C
the settlement of disarmament terms between members
D
the creation of mandates to manage certain territories
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Which global issues were successfully addressed by the League of Nations? Check all that apply.rebuilding the German economyfighting diseases such as leprosyproviding clean water in poor areasimproving the status of womenensuring equal access to educationassisting refugees and prisoners of war

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rebuilding the German economy
B
fighting diseases such as leprosy
C
providing clean water in poor areas
D
improving the status of women
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ensuring equal access to education
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assisting refugees and prisoners of war
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What perspective on the League of Nations does this political cartoon convey?

A
Powerful nations do not need the league to reach major agreements.
B
The world should not ignore the importance of the league.
C
Imperial nations will soon become as extinct as the league.
D
The league needs to be “caged” to be controlled.
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What were the effects of the League of Nation’s failures? Check all that apply.The League of Nations was dissolved in 1946.Nations such as Italy and Germany grew more aggressive in the 1930s.The charter of the United Nations included the creation of a security council.The League of Nations adopted a new charter in 1938.The League of Nations made little progress in improving conditions in impoverished areas.

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The League of Nations was dissolved in 1946.
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Nations such as Italy and Germany grew more aggressive in the 1930s.
C
The charter of the United Nations included the creation of a security council.
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The League of Nations adopted a new charter in 1938.
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The League of Nations made little progress in improving conditions in impoverished areas.

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