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What was one reason the League of Nations’ failed to prevent World War II?
The league was involved in too many conflicts to be effective.
The league had no army and no ability to enforce agreements.
The League of Nations army refused to take sides in conflicts.
The United States could not persuade France to join the league.
The league was involved in too many conflicts to be effective.
The league had no army and no ability to enforce agreements.
The League of Nations army refused to take sides in conflicts.
The United States could not persuade France to join the league.
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One reason the League of Nations failed to prevent World War II was that **the league had no army and no ability to enforce agreements**. This lack of military force made it difficult for the League to effectively respond to aggression from member or non-member states, undermining its authority and ability to maintain peace.
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