#1. The urgent necessity for a new international organization was first seriously discussed during the 1919 ______ Peace Talks.
#2. The American President ______ was the passionate and idealistic pioneer who first championed the idea of creating the League of Nations.
#3. The League of Nations Union was officially established on January 10, ______, with an initial membership of 42 countries.
#4. One of the League’s most fundamental objectives was the ______ resolution of conflicts, aiming to prevent future wars before they could start.
#5. The ultimate goal of the League was to achieve world peace by improving international ______ and creating universal harmony.
#6. A key part of the League’s mission was to protect the ______ of small countries from the aggression of larger, more powerful nations.
#7. During its initial ______ years of operation, the League managed to avoid major wars because countries respectfully obeyed its decisions.
#8. An early diplomatic victory for the League was its successful prevention of a war between Sweden and ______.
#9. The League also successfully mediated potentially violent disputes between Germany and Poland, as well as between Greece and ______.
#10. In addition to preventing wars, the League worked on humanitarian issues, such as the rehabilitation of ______ uprooted by the war.
#11. The League’s mandate also included addressing social evils like slavery and the international ______ business.
#12. The most glaring proof of the League’s failure was that ______ was able to start World War II, completely defying the League’s primary objective.
#13. A devastating blow to the League’s prestige and power was the refusal of the ______, a wealthy nation with immense military power, to join.
#14. The main reason the United States never became a member was that its ______, disagreeing with some of the League’s principles, refused to ratify the treaty.
#15. Another powerful nation, ______, was also kept away from the League during its crucial early years, further weakening its universality.
#16. A fatal weakness of the League was its lack of a dedicated ______ to enforce its decisions against member states that acted aggressively.
#17. When Italy invaded the African nation of ______, the League imposed economic restrictions but failed to implement them efficiently.
#18. Similarly, when Japan invaded the Chinese territory of ______, the League of Nations took no meaningful action, exposing its powerlessness.
#19. The unity of the League was crippled because powerful nations were reluctant to set aside their ______ objectives for the sake of common needs.
#20. Some member nations did not pay sufficient attention when Germany resigned from the Union because they were secretly happy with Germany’s aggressive stance against ______.
#21. Ultimately, the most direct and catastrophic result of the League of Nations Union’s collective failures was the outbreak of ______.
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