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What
were the aims of the League of Nations?
Before you can make judgements about the 'success' or 'failures' of
the League of Nations, you need to understand what it was meant to
achieve. Upholding the Treaty of Versailles and keeping peace were
very important aims but not the only ones. Read more about the aims
on John D Clare and make some summery notes of your own.
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| Draw a revision diagram to summarise
how
the League of Nations was structured and how the different
aspects were meant to work.
You may use Publisher, Word
or FrontPage. If you decide to build a website, it is best to
design a one page web with bookmarks. This will ensure you have one
page for revision.
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McAleavy 30-37, Mason 24-5. See Ranald's
and Susannah's
(website) from 2001
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Gives
you a good summary
of how the LoN was meant to work |
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a diagram
of the structure. |
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Unsure about what the
Agencies were meant to do? See this explanation. |
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| Draw up a diagram
that explains
the strengths and
weaknesses of how the League of Nations was organised. Three factors
need to be considered: membership, military and voting. |
McAleavy 30-37, Mason 24-5.
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| How
strong was the League of Nations? Complete an online activity from
John D Clare and print out your work for your folder. |
McAleavy 33-35
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Study this page
and then...
go to
the activity here. |
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