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IGNORE THE WARM UP!

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The Failure of the League of Nations: Discussion

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The Failure of the League of Nations: Discussion

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Read slides 6-9 and answer the questions on the slides.
Then, answer questions 4-6 on this padlet.

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The League of Nations rarely actually enforced its rules on countries, so most of them were broken.

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By failing to enforce rules on Germany building up their army and navy in addition to entering the Rhineland DMZ and also not stopping other invasions into Russia by Poland or into Germany by France and Belgium, they did not keep peace like they had promised.

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They rarely enforced their rules, allowed Germany to violate pretty much every part of the Treaty of Versailles, and gave Hitler everything he needed to build Germany into a country ready for war.

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Possibly. If the United States joined and pressured the League to actually enforce its rules and offered its support in doing so, the war may have been prevented. But if they just stood by with the other members as the European powers did, nothing would have happened.

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The rules were impossible to enforce so made rules but didn't enforce them.

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The rules were impossible to enforce so made rules but didn't enforce them.

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Their failure was extremely important to the start of World War II. Had they enforced their rules, kept Germany from having an air force, warships, or fighting back when he moved into the Rhineland, the war could've have been changed way before it started.

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they didnt enforce rules so they let adolf break every part of the treaty of versailles and made germany into a super weapon

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If American involvement was different than European involvement, I think it could have prevented it. If we said that what Germany was doing was in violation of the Treaty and stopped them, the war could have been prevented.

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Maybe. America might've have pushed to strictly enforce rules but nobody will ever know the answer.

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The league of nations did not enforce their rules on themselves. For instance, Britain along with the US and France attacked Russia.

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I think the failure of the League of Nations and the the treaty was a large cause for the second war.

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No, Germany was unhappy with its part in the treaty and a second war was not preventable unless the treaty was redone to be fair to Germany.

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4. The League of Nations continuously failed to take action when Germany broke the Treaty. They needed to have effective consequences and actually follow through with them. The countries didn't really seem to actually have each other's backs.

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5. The League of Nations pitted countries against each other and destroyed economies. This was the perfect recipe for war. Germany felt like everyone was against them from what was done in the Treaty. Germany wanted a redo for WWI since they did terribly.

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They didn't do much when they were needed

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The League of Nations enforced heir rules and Germany violated everything on the Treaty, and Hitler got what the country needed to start a war.

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They destroyed Germany's economy, Hitler was also given to much power

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I don't think America staying out of the League of Nations or staying out of the Treaty would've done much. As long as some countries, not necessarily including America, banded together and made that treaty, WWII would've happened. I don't think America alone had much of an effect.

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They could've easily said something to prevent the league of nations from destroying the economy

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The league of nations never really took action to stop anything that was violating the rules it was more put in to scare people from breaking those rules

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By creating rules that "helped" Hitler easly broke them and prepare the country for the war. And it shows that the League of Nations "helped and caused" this war.

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They allowed Hitler to get the start he needed by breaking there rules and building up an army and supporters

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yes because they may have actually inforced the rules but if they never did it wouldn't have

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They didn't know and weren't able to enforce any of the rules they put in place.

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In my view no, because Germany was unsatified with their "part" in the Treaty, so In my view the WWII could be avoid just if they did the Treaty again and change almost everything.

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The League of Nations played a huge role in the outbreak of WWII. They didn't enforce the rules which allowed Hitler to break them and have no consequences, which started world war II.

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It could have, the US was and still is a very powerful strong country, so it could have helped enforce the laws put in place by the League of Nations and stopped the outbreak of WWII before it began.

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The League of Nations never stood up to the rules they put in place, when a country broke the rules they would just let it slide

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It allowed hitler to build a very large and powerful army, with a ton of man power

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Possibly if America could of enforced the rules, but I think it would have been hard because we are on the other side of the ocean