Two problems that led to the dissolution of the League of Nations were:
- Its inaction when some of its members engaged in aggressive actions.
- The fact that some powerful nations were not members.
<h3>Why was the League of Nations dissolved?</h3>
The League of nations failed to properly act when Italy and Japan attacked Ethiopia and China even though all four countries were in the League. This led to a loss of confidence.
Two powerful nations were also not members which were Russia and the U.S. which made it hard to enforce policies.
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Answer:
it didn't aid the poor
Explanation:
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Serfs may eventually work their way to freedom (usually not), if you know the term tenant farmers, individuals who work on a property with some believe that eventually they may pay their debts off and become a freeman. An enslaved person, will never believe that they will eventually become free.
-My opinion anyway (probably wrong) but worth a try.
People had an easier way to transport waste outdoors from inside facilities.
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Poland it was September 1939 and Britain and France said it would stand behind Poland but hitler didn't really care as he though the was powerful enough to stand against them
