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The League of Nations

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where were the headquarters of the LoN located?

a)

London

b)

New York

c)

Oslo

d)

Geneva

2.
Which three powerful countries were not members of the League
a)
Britain, Japan, China
b)
Germany, USSR, USA
c)
USA, Japan, USSR
d)
Germany, Austria,
3.

How many countries joined the League in January 1920?

a)

40

b)

53

c)

1

d)

197

4.

4. Why was Russia not invited to join?

a)

It was a fascist country

b)

It was an isolationist country

c)

It was an imperialist country

d)

It was a communist country

5.

Which of the following is a reason for the weakness of the League of Nations?

a)

All countries can veto

b)

The member states prefer to use conflict to solve the problems among countries

c)

The bigger powers put their own interests above the League's and were not willing to take harsher stand against aggressor

d)

Soviet Union and Germany were creating troubles in the League of Nations

6.

Which of these was a failure in the 1920's? (check all that apply)

a)

Invasion of the Ruhr

b)

Corfu

c)

Teschen

d)

Treaty of Riga

7.

Which of these was a success for the LoN in the 1920's? (check all that apply)

a)

Upper Silesia

b)

Teschen

c)

Aaland Islands

d)

Vilna

8.

In which area did the League help to settle a dispute between Germany and Poland?

a)

The Ruhr

b)

The Polish Corridor

c)

Upper Silesia

d)

The Rhineland

9.

9. Who was the Aaland Island conflict between?

a)

Sweden and Finland

b)

Sweden and Denmark

c)

Iceland and Sweden

d)

Norway and Denmark

10.

What was decided in the Aaland Islands dispute (1921)?

a)

Finland would maintain control

b)

Sweden would gain control

c)

Finland and Sweden would split control

d)

The LoN would oversee as a mandate

11.

What was decided with Upper Silesia in 1921?

a)

Plebiscite was held; Germany gained area

b)

Plebiscite was held; Poland gained area

c)

Plebiscite was held; Poland and Germany split area

d)

Plebiscite was held; area would become LoN mandate

12.

This LoN failure was when Polish troops took over the Lithuanian capital and then formally annexed it in 1922 even though the LoN wanted to hold a plebiscite on the area.

a)

Riga

b)

Ruhr

c)

Corfu

d)

Vilna

13.

How was the Memel dispute of 1919-22 resolved?

a)

Memel reverted to German control

b)

Memel became an autonomous region within Lithuania

c)

Memel became a free-city

d)

France administered Memel in perpetuity

14.

The Corfu Incident showed the LoN was weak because (check all that apply)

a)

Greece refused to compromise

b)

Italy was in a position to prevent the LoN from taking any action

c)

The LoN's decision was overruled by another body-Council of Ambassadors

d)

None of the above

15.
What was the strongest body of the League ?
a)
The International Court of Justice
b)
The Secretariat
c)
The Council
d)
The Assembly
16.

What branch of the LoN carried out the day to day operations (publishing reports, preparing agendas, etc.)

a)

Secretariat

b)

Assembly

c)

Mandate Committee

d)

International Labor Committee

17.

Which of the following are true of the Slavery Commission?

a)

The USA was forced to pay former slave reparations

b)

200,000 slaves were freed in Sierra Leone

c)

It targeted slave owners and traders in Burma (Myanmar)

d)

Slavery was totally eradicated in Asia

18.

How many prisoners were returned to their homes by the Refugee Commission of the LON?

a)

300,000

b)

400,000

c)

500,000

d)

600,000

19.

Successes of the International Labour Organisation include...(choose two)

a)

banning poisonous white lead from paint

b)

banning slavery in the colonies

c)

limiting working hours children were allowed to work

d)

introducing a minimum wage

20.

The Mosul question was a dispute between which groups?

a)

Great Britain

b)

Turkey

c)

Iraq

d)

The Kurdish People