Question: The ________ did little as an organization to prevent conflict because it did not have enough bite to its bark.
Answer: League of Nations.
Step-by-step explanation: The League of Nations was an international organization, established in Geneva, Switzerland, created after World War I and its purpose was to resolve international disputes and to keep peace. There are many causes for the outbreak of World War II. Some of these causes were: The failure of the League of Nations, the Treaty of Versailles and of course, Hitler's actions based on discrimination and hate, but the failure of the League of Nations was one of the main reasons for the outbreak of World War II. It showed weaknesses which encouraged Hitler to stand up and invade. It had also had failed to resolve the major political disputes. One of its responsibilities was to uphold the Treaty of Versailles but thanks to this, many people thought that the League was a league intended for representing the winners of World War I against the Germans and this led to a lack of trust in the League of Nations and people even began to call it a league of notions, a league of robbers and a league of procrastinators. It was also said that the League could only bark and did not bite, meaning it had to power nor did it show any valuable actions towards preventing World War II.