The Role and Impact of the League of Nations in World History
Words: 154 1656The League of Nations, formed post-World War I to prevent future conflicts, was a pioneering venture in collective international peacekeeping. Conceived from President Woodrow Wilson's vision, it aimed to resolve disputes through diplomacy and legal mechanisms. The League's successes included mediating territorial disputes and advancing humanitarian causes, such as improving labor conditions and aiding refugees. However, its effectiveness was undermined by significant limitations. Crucially, the non-participation of major powers like the United States and the absence of an enforcement mechanism […]