The League of Nations- Doomed from the word go.
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The League of Nations was doomed to an absolute collapse from the word go. It didn't stand a chance in heaven of succeeding, as not only did it lack key countries, but also for the reason that it was incompetent and unorganised.
The two countries which would have benefited the League of Nations the most, had they been a part of it, were America and Germany. America at the time was the most powerful country …
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…seen as imperialists and were constantly disagreeing with each others selfish motif. All of these points could be seen right from the start of the League of Nations and are each reason to its abrupt eradication. So it can be seen that the league was in fact on a road to failure the moment its idea left the lips of Woodrow Wilson. His dream of world peace was nothing more that that - a dream.
…seen as imperialists and were constantly disagreeing with each others selfish motif. All of these points could be seen right from the start of the League of Nations and are each reason to its abrupt eradication. So it can be seen that the league was in fact on a road to failure the moment its idea left the lips of Woodrow Wilson. His dream of world peace was nothing more that that - a dream.
