The Great Depression led to many significant consequences, but with regard to the issue of territorial expansion, the League of Nations was a major contributor to tensions between nations and states.
Which of the following assesses the credibility of the League of Nations during the 1930s as a result?
(1 point)
Responses
The League of Nations was unable to stop internal disputes between Britain and France.
The League of Nations was unable to stop internal disputes between Britain and France.
The League of Nations was unable to stop Japanese, Italian, or German international aggressions.
The League of Nations was unable to stop Japanese, Italian, or German international aggressions.
The League of Nations granted Austria and Czechoslovakia to German Allied powers.
The League of Nations granted Austria and Czechoslovakia to German Allied powers.
The League of Nations used the U.S. as the primary arbiter of international disputes.
The League of Nations used the U.S. as the primary arbiter of international disputes.
1 answer
The assessment of the credibility of the League of Nations during the 1930s is best captured by the response:
"The League of Nations was unable to stop Japanese, Italian, or German international aggressions."
This highlights the League's inability to maintain peace and prevent territorial expansion, which contributed to increasing tensions between nations.
