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Why was the League of Nations significant?

A: it was an effective tool for stopping future wars

B: it was the first attempt to create an organization where nations working together for peace

C: it helped draft the peace treaties that brought world war 1 to an end

D: it helped the United States become a major world power

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Answer:

B: it was the first attempt to create an organization where nations working together for peace

Step-by-step explanation:

Why it's not A: If the League of Nations was an effective tool (in which it had military and political power), then World War II would never have happened.

Why it's not C: Many nations within the League of Nations could not agree on the terms and conditions for everything inside the treaty. This also helped build the foundation in which World War II was based off of.

Why it's not D: The United States returned back to her policy of isolation. The United States was not seen as a major world power until World War II, and before then it was seen mostly as a regional power.

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