Why did the L of N collapse?
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- Why did the League of Nations collapse?
- Lacked any real powers to oppose powerful nations intent on conflict.
- The absence of the USA, USSR and Germany for most of the League's life meant that it lacked some of the most powerful countries.
- The Despression in the '30s forced countries to look to their own interests.
- This reduced scope for international cooperation and collective security.
- The actions of militarisitc dictators intent on expanson (such as Nazi Germany) humiliated the League.
- Even the major powers that did support the League - Britain, France, Italy and Japan - did only out of their own interests and betrayed the League as they saw fit.
- The Despression in the '30s forced countries to look to their own interests.
- This reduced scope for international cooperation and collective security.
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