Which of the following describes the purpose of the League of Nations?(1 point)
Responses
to resolve the start of World War I
to resolve the start of World War I
to solve disputes between nations peacefully
to solve disputes between nations peacefully
to blame Germany for starting the war
to blame Germany for starting the war
to form alliances
to solve disputes between nations peacefully
The purpose of the League of Nations was to solve disputes between nations peacefully.
To arrive at the correct answer, we can eliminate the options that are incorrect.
The first option, "to resolve the start of World War I," is incorrect because the League of Nations was established after World War I, not before or during the war. Therefore, it cannot be its purpose.
The third option, "to blame Germany for starting the war," is also incorrect. While Germany was held accountable for starting World War I by the Treaty of Versailles, the League of Nations' purpose was not to assign blame.
The fourth option, "to form alliances," is not the main purpose of the League of Nations. While the League did aim to foster cooperation between nations, forming alliances was not its primary objective.
This leaves us with the correct answer, which is the second option: "to solve disputes between nations peacefully." The League of Nations was created to provide a platform for diplomatic negotiations and peaceful resolutions to international conflicts.
In summary, the League of Nations' main purpose was to solve disputes between nations peacefully.