Question

What percentage of the member nations had to approve any decisions made by the League of Nations? 67% 100% 50% plus one 75%

Answer 1

100%

Step-by-step explanation:

One of the limiting factors of the League of Nations was its requirement that all decisions and actions be approved by a unanimous vote--that is, all members of the League had to agree. This rule made it possible for even the smallest nation to prevent vital decisions from passing.

Answer 2

100%

Step-by-step explanation:

The League of nations or as it is known by its abbreviation LON was a intergovernmental and multinational organisation established in 1920. It was founded after the first world war and its principal mission was to bring world peace. It ceased to operate in 1946.

To approve any decision , Unanimity was required that means 100% of members have to agree upon it. As a result, any representative may theoretically veto any proposal. In fact, such an occurrence was extremely uncommon.