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The Structure of the League of Nations
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GCSE History (Peacemaking and the League of Nations) Mind Map on The Structure of the League of Nations, created by lucye on 27/04/2015.
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The Structure of the League of Nations
Assembly
Meets once a year
In Geneva
Each country sends a representative
Decisions must be unanimous
Powers
Recommend action to the council
Admitting new members
The budget
Council
Meets several times a year and for emergencies
Includes permanent members
Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Non permanent members voted in for 3 year periods
Permanent members have vetoes
Powers
Formal condemnations
Order an inquiry
Arbitration
Sanctions
Military force
Secretariat
Kept records of meetings
Linguists
Very under staffed
Agencies
Committees to deal with major problems
Examples
International Labour Organisation
Slavery
Health
Refugees
Mandates (formerly German colonies)
The Permanent Court of International Justice
Settle disputes peacefully
No way of enforcing its rulings
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