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IGCSE - To What extent was the League of Nations a success?
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A #history cahoot! on the #leagueofnations for #igcse students.
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1
The 'Collective Security' clause of the League of Nations was...
Article 10
none of these
Article 1
Article 5
2
The League handled this many international disputes and was successful in half of them.
33
122
99
66
3
The parliament of the League of Nations was the...
Commission
Assembly
Secretariat
Council
4
The Upper Silesian settlement by the League resulted in...
Silesia to USSR
Divided region between Germany and Poland
Area to Poland
Area to Germany
5
Every country sent this many representatives to the Assembly
1
3
2
a team
6
The Assembly could vote on...
Council members but no temporary Council members
Council ideas and temporary Council members
new members but no budget
new members and budget
7
The mandates in the Mandates Commission were ruled by which two countries?
Britain and France
France and USA
Italy and France
Britain and Italy
8
One of the main reasons the League failed in the Corfu crisis is...
It was between two small countries
Britain and France did not agree
All the above
Geography of island
9
This part of the League of Nations would settle border disputes between league members
The Assembly
The Permanent Court of International Justice
The Commissions
The Council
10
The Health Committee tried to educate people about health and...
sanitation
passports
politics
economics
11
These two countries had a dispute over the Aaland Islands, settled by the League of Nations.
Norway and Finland
Norway and Sweden
Sweden and Finland
Finland and Russia
12
The slavery commission made progress with limiting slavery, especially in...
East Africa
India
Alabama
South Africa
13
The failure of Corfu and the success of Bulgaria showed the League...
Was good at 'small change' issues
Had serious power
Was an extremely effective peacemaker
Liked to talk about Italy
14
In order to pass, all votes in the Assembly had to be...
50% +1
75%
2/3 majority (66%)
Unanimous (100%)
15
The League of Nations was the idea of this US president.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
16
A document meant to help the League after Corfu, but actually damaged the League more was...
Porto Protocol
Berlin Protocol
Paris Protocol
Geneva Protocol
17
Britain and France could not make up for the absence of the USA for the following reasons...
Were weakened by World War I
Cared more about their own empires
Sanctions would not work without the USA
They had plenty of resources
18
The Council could use all of these ways to influence countries except...
Moral condemnation
Economic and financial sanctions
Award ceremony
Military force
19
The International Labour Organization (ILO) was one of the 1st international organizations to
Look for answers
Make suggestions for member countries
Collect data
Talk about work
20
The League's headquarters was in...
London
Geneva
New York City
Paris
21
The Covenant (document) of the League, set out to...
discourage aggression from any nation
improve living and working conditions
all of the answers above
to encourage nations to disarm
22
This country wanted a strong League with its own army.
Belgium
Britain
America
France
23
The Corfu crisis was between which two countries?
Italy and Greece
Bulgaria and Greece
Germany and Poland
Poland and Lithuania
24
The famous explorer Fridtjof Nansen was in charge of this committee.
Breakfast Committee
Slavery Committee
Refugees Committee
Health Committee
25
This country was
not
a permanent member of the Council.
Britain
USA
Italy
France
