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Universidad Central de Venezuela
Facultad de humanidades y Educación
Escuela de Idiomas Modernos




                                            Members:
                                      Alejandro Abreu
                                      Anthony Moreno
The League of Nations was to be an
organization where representatives of the
world´s Nations would meet settle their
difference by discussion instead of war. It
was founded in Geneva Switzerland in
1919.
In the year 1914 the world was involved
in a conflict (The Great War).

   The war had finished in 1918 and The
Treaty of Versailles was created. It was the
peace settlement signed after World War
One.
In 1918, The president of The United
States Woodrow Wilson gave a speech
with a special contribution called “The
Fourteen Points”
    “Point # 14: A general association of
nations must be formed under specific
covenants for the purpose of affording
mutual      guarantees        of political
independence and territorial integrity to
great and small states alike”.
 Thesemi-official emblem that The League
 could made was:
 The official languages of The League were
  English, French and Spanish
 The permanent members were:
 Great Britain:      Italy:


 France:               Japan
1.   To avert future conflicts as devastating as
     The World War One.

2.   To Strengthen the conditions of The
     Treaty of Versailles.

3.   To help countries in crisis (economic and
     healthy)
1.   The secretariat: It was responsible for the
     administrative work.

2.   The Council: It was responsible for the
     direction of the actions of The Assembly

3.   The Assembly: It was responsible for the
     decisions that they need to made
Despite the weaknesses of The
League, this organization had some
successes in some conflicts:
Sweden and Finland disputed the
possession of The Aland Islands.
However, the islands had traditionally
belonged to Finland and The League
decided in favor of Finland.
Germany and Poland debated for
Upper Silesia and after agreements with
The League of Nations they decided to
split Upper Silesia between Germany and
Poland
It is a result of a border conflict where
Greece decide to invade Bulgaria after the
Bulgarian militaries killed a Greek soldier.
Nevertheless, The League intervened and
ordered the withdrawal of the Greek Army
and a economic sanction.
Weak        Depression
America     Unsuccessful
Structure   Members
            Bullies
 Weak:   The League had not a great military
  force.
 America: Many Americans were against
  their country become permanently involved
  in the problem of Europe and U.S.A
  refused to join The league of Nations.
 Structure: The league was a disorganized
  entity.
 Depression:   In 1930, The world fell in a
  great crisis.
 Unsuccessful: The experience of The
  League Of Nations had few successes.
 Members: The nations involved rarely had
  communication.
 Bullies: The League excluded countries
  such as Russia and Germany.

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PPT - The League of Nations - IIA2

  • 1. Universidad Central de Venezuela Facultad de humanidades y Educación Escuela de Idiomas Modernos Members: Alejandro Abreu Anthony Moreno
  • 2. The League of Nations was to be an organization where representatives of the world´s Nations would meet settle their difference by discussion instead of war. It was founded in Geneva Switzerland in 1919.
  • 3. In the year 1914 the world was involved in a conflict (The Great War). The war had finished in 1918 and The Treaty of Versailles was created. It was the peace settlement signed after World War One.
  • 4. In 1918, The president of The United States Woodrow Wilson gave a speech with a special contribution called “The Fourteen Points” “Point # 14: A general association of nations must be formed under specific covenants for the purpose of affording mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike”.
  • 5.  Thesemi-official emblem that The League could made was:
  • 6.  The official languages of The League were English, French and Spanish  The permanent members were:  Great Britain: Italy:  France: Japan
  • 7. 1. To avert future conflicts as devastating as The World War One. 2. To Strengthen the conditions of The Treaty of Versailles. 3. To help countries in crisis (economic and healthy)
  • 8. 1. The secretariat: It was responsible for the administrative work. 2. The Council: It was responsible for the direction of the actions of The Assembly 3. The Assembly: It was responsible for the decisions that they need to made
  • 9. Despite the weaknesses of The League, this organization had some successes in some conflicts:
  • 10. Sweden and Finland disputed the possession of The Aland Islands. However, the islands had traditionally belonged to Finland and The League decided in favor of Finland.
  • 11. Germany and Poland debated for Upper Silesia and after agreements with The League of Nations they decided to split Upper Silesia between Germany and Poland
  • 12. It is a result of a border conflict where Greece decide to invade Bulgaria after the Bulgarian militaries killed a Greek soldier. Nevertheless, The League intervened and ordered the withdrawal of the Greek Army and a economic sanction.
  • 13. Weak Depression America Unsuccessful Structure Members Bullies
  • 14.  Weak: The League had not a great military force.  America: Many Americans were against their country become permanently involved in the problem of Europe and U.S.A refused to join The league of Nations.  Structure: The league was a disorganized entity.
  • 15.  Depression: In 1930, The world fell in a great crisis.  Unsuccessful: The experience of The League Of Nations had few successes.  Members: The nations involved rarely had communication.  Bullies: The League excluded countries such as Russia and Germany.