The Kellogg-Briand Pact and the Washington Naval Disarmament Conference both took place to stop war from happening and were initiatives from mostly (but not all) Western countries. This was prompted due to the end of World War I and the rising of threatening naval forces, which were seen as enemies. This purpose was not accomplished as World War II followed shortly.
Answer:
Correct answer is C the adoption of a strict moral legal code.
Explanation:
A is not correct because Roman empire had to pay a large amounts of money to maintain the costs of administration and army, and this was especially problematic after they were not able to conquer new territories.
B is not correct as this conflicts were destroying Roman Empire from the inside, especially in the 3rd Century. It brought political and economical decline.
C is correct as this laws were created to prevent the decline of Empire, but it was too late. Diocletian was the one who started this reforms.
D is not correct as they used mercenaries from Germanic tribes, who at the end destroyed the Empire.
The United States. Americans formed multiple military campaigns in the islands located in the pacific to drive back the Japanese. Eventually, with the detonation of two nuclear bombs, we successfully pacified the Japanese threat.