Significance & Factors of the League of Nations in the Treaty of Versailles
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This worksheet explores the factors influencing the League of Nations' significance after the Treaty of Versailles, encouraging students to categorize, rank, and justify their analyses.
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Significance & Factors of the League of Nations in the Treaty of Versailles
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Introduction to the League of Nations and Its Significance
Source A: Official League of Nations Charter (excerpt)
'The League of Nations was established to promote peace and prevent future conflicts through collective security and diplomatic cooperation.' Provenance: Official document from 1919, drafted by Allied leaders.
Factors Influencing the Significance of the League of Nations
Source B: A historian's view
'The League’s success depended largely on political support from major powers, economic stability, and public opinion.' Provenance: History textbook excerpt, published 2000.
Ranking the Factors’ Significance
Source C: A student’s opinion
'In my opinion, political support was the most important factor for the League’s success, followed by economic stability, then public support.' Provenance: Student essay, written 2021.
Overall Importance of Factors
Source D: An analysis by a modern historian
'The League’s effectiveness was mostly dependent on political will, which was often hampered by disagreements among major powers.' Provenance: Modern academic article, 2010.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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