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League of Nations: membership
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How many founding member states did the League of Nations have when it was established in 1920?

42 members

Which two major imperial powers heavily influenced the League of Nations at its founding?

Britain and France

Why couldn't many African territories join the League of Nations independently?

They were mandates or colonies

What was the primary motivation for countries joining the League of Nations?

Preventing future warfare

What did the concept of 'collective security' mean in the League of Nations?

Attack on one = attack on all

Which areas of international cooperation did the League address besides preventing war?

Health, trafficking, and drugs

Which defeated Central Powers were excluded from joining the League initially?

Germany, Austria, and Turkey

Why was Russia (USSR) not invited to join the League of Nations initially?

Fears about its communist government

Why did the United States never join the League despite Woodrow Wilson's involvement?

Senate rejected it; isolationist policy

In which year was Germany finally allowed to join the League of Nations?

1926

What was the League of Nations' peak membership, and when did it occur?

58 countries in 1934-1935

Why was the USSR expelled from the League of Nations in 1939?

Invading Finland

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