League of Nations - Mind Map

League of Nations

Aims

Prevent aggression from any nation

Improve living and working conditions

Of people all over the world

Encourage countries to cooperate

Specially in bussiness and trade

Encourage nations to disarm

42 members at the begining

59 members

1920

An organisation that could solve international problems without restoring war

Enforce the Treaty of Versaille

There were 3 opinions on how the League should be

Wilson (USA)

A parliament where representatives of all nations could meet together regularly to decide on any matters that affected them all

Won

The plans were

Major nations would join the League

They would promis to accept the decision made by the League

Would disarm

If they had any dispute with another country they wouldtake it to the League

Would protect each other if they were invaded

If any country go on war

Other members would promise to stop trading with him

If necessary they would force him to stop fighting by sending troops

A very good idea

Countries wouldn´t go on war if USA would stop trading with them

That citizens of all countries would be so much against war

That this would prevent leaders to go on war

Wilson needed the aproval of the Congress in 1919

USA never entered the League

Political opposition

Oponents of Democracy Party saw the Lague

As a oportunity to defeat them

In March 1920

Wilson tried again

Democrats

Thought that if they didn´t entered the League

A war will follow

VS

Republicans

Isolationism

Return to normalcy

Life before war

They won

Treaty of Versaille hate

All signators of the Treaty should join the League

Some American people were against the Treaty

Some people in the USA were inmigrants

Lot of German people

Never wanted the USA to join the war

Didn´t want the League

It would squeezed reparation payments out of Germany

Economic cost

USA would promise to solve all international problems regardless the cost

USA business leaders said USA became powerfull due to Isolationism

USA should

Continue to mind its own business

Stay out of Europe affairs

Death

USA would promise to send troops to every little conflict around the world

People wanted USA to stay out from these conflicts since it would bring more deaths

Against France and Britain

People thought the League would be under the control of Britain and France

Usa was against colonies and empires

They belived in freedom

They wouldn´t help them

Lloyd George (Britain)

Simple organisation that would just get together in emergencies

Clemenceau (France)

Strong League with its own army

To avoid repeatting the masacre of the FWW

Geneva (Switzerland)

Covenant

26 rules which all members accepted

Members

Italy and Japan

Permanent members of the Council

Britain and France

Most powerfull ones

Pros

The fact of beeing the most powerfull

Cons

Poorly placed to take on this role

Weakened by the FWW

Not at their "best moment"

Neither had the resources to fill the gap left by the USA

They thought that USA was the only country to make the League work

Particulary with the trade sanction

The both doubted how effective it could be

Both had other priorities

Rebuild its trade and looking after their Empire

Both prefered this than being an "international police"

They were afraid that the League couldn´t protect them from Germany

Organisation

The secretariat

Civil service

Meetings and reoprts

Specialists in
different areas

The council

Met more often

Integrated by

Permanent members

Each had a Veto

Temporary members

To solve diputes by

Moral condemnation

Economic and financial sanctions

Military force

The assembly

The leagues parliament

Once a year

Unanimous

Voted on

New members

Temporary members

The budget

Ideas of the council

The international
labour organisation

Once a Year

Representatives

Employers

Goverments

Workers

Improve working conditions

Collecting info

Persuading goverments

The permanent court
of international justice

Based in the Hagues

Key role on solving disputes

It would give decisions

Had no way of imposing it

The commissions

Mandates commissions

Monitored new mandates

Of France and Great Britain

To ensure their
wellfare

Refugees comitee

Helped refugees go back to thei contry

By the help of the Nassen passport

Slavery commission

Worked to abolish slavery

The health comitee

Attempted to deal with deseases

Helped educating people

Also with sanitation

Regarded as the most
succesful

Crisis and Border disputes

Vilna

1920

Poland took Vilna

Lithuania´s capital

By force

Nobody was prepared to act against

Upper Silesia

1921

Dispute between Poland
and Germany

For Upper Silesia

The league proposed a votation

The territory was peacifuly divided

Poland had the countryside

Germany the urban areas

Aaland islands

1921

Sweden and Finland

Wanted some islnads

The league sent people to investigate

Ruled they had to go to
Finland

Sweden accepted

Corfu

1923

An island disputed by
Greece and Albania

Tellini, and italian was sent

He was killed

The league without knowing the
culprits

Greece had to pay

When the culprits were found

Mussolini pressed on the League

The league said

Greece had to pay reparations now

Greece was not happy nut paid

The Geneva protocol

Drawned up by Britain
and France

What the League ruled

Had to be accepted

Both countries refused
signing it

Bulgaria

1925

Greek soldiers were killed

By Bulgarian soldiers

They said they where on their territory

The league ruled Greece had to pay

Greece was´nt happy again

How it worked for a
better future

Refugees

Worked tremendously

With a low budget

To get them to their homeland

Helped in Turkey in 1922

Helped more than 400,000

During it´s first year

Working conditions

Banned poisonous things

Limited the time

Kids worked

People in general

Up to 48 hours a week

Health

reaserched infectous diseases

Helped making vaccines

Fought against leprosy and malaria

Starteed global campaigns

Transport

Created an international
highway code

Recommended marking ships

Social problems

Blacklisted

Illicite drug companies

German

Dutch

Swiss

French

Freed 200,000 slaves

Organised raids against

Slave owners

Challenged forced work

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