Which of these weaknesses the league was most important failure disarmament abyssinian crisis manchurian crisis?

The Abyssinian Crisis was the most important failure of the League of Nations. The crisis was sparked by Italy's invasion of Ethiopia in 1935. The League condemned the invasion and imposed sanctions on Italy, but these were not enough to stop the invasion. The failure of the League to prevent the invasion showed that it was not capable of enforcing its resolutions and that it was unable to protect its members from aggression. This failure contributed to the outbreak of World War II.

What are the four MAIN factors of World War 1?

Was World War I was the war said to end all wars?

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