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25 May, 19:50

What effects did the United States rejecting the League of Nations have on the League of Nations?

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    U. S failure to assent to the League of Nations effectively made the League of Nations weak and ineffectual. This is because although England and France were powerful, the U. S also had enough military muscle that would have made the league powerful and prevent the threat of conflict
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