Why couldn’t the League of Nations protect Ethiopia from Italian invasion?(1 point) Responses The League of Nations supported Italy in its invasion. The League of Nations supported Italy in its invasion. The League of Nations was addressing the Nazi invasions. The League of Nations was addressing the Nazi invasions. The League of Nations could not take direct action against Italy. The League of Nations could not take direct action against Italy. Ethiopia was not a member of the League of Nations.
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The correct response is: The League of Nations could not take direct action against Italy.
During the invasion of Ethiopia (1935-1936), the League of Nations imposed economic sanctions against Italy, but these were not effective enough to deter the invasion. Additionally, there was a lack of consensus and political will among member states to intervene militarily against Italy.
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