The reasons for the establishment of the League of Nations can bee seen in the year in which it was established: just after the first World War.
At that time, a big proportion of world was devastated by the effects of the war, and arguably almost the whole world was affected in some way. People seeked peace and wanted to establish means that would prevent a similar war in the future. An international organisation of nations was established with that purpose: to support world peace.
As we know, this aim was not reached, as soon another world-scale war followed. In fact by that time (1939), a lot of nations, including Germany (which in any case joined late, as it was not allowed to join just after they had lost another war) have withdrawn from the League of nations. Additionally, the League was not as powerfull as it would have been if the US had joined: another factor that contributed to its failure.
<span>First, take a look at the Dred Scott decision. In brief it says:
If you came into the USA as a slave, you and your descendants are not American citizens. Also it says that the federal government can not regulate slavery in any new states that joined the United States.
Now take a look at the fourteenth amendment:
It consists of 4 sections.
Section 1: If you're born in the United States, or become a naturalized citizen, you are a citizen of the United States.
That right there nullifies the Dred Scott decision.
Section 2: The number of people in the state for the purposes of determining representatives is the population of the state.
This section modifies Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution of the United States and gets rid of three fifths clause towards the counting of slaves.
Section 3: Basically, says that those who rebelled against the United States during the civil war can't be an elected official unless Congress forgives them with a two thirds majority vote.
Section 4: The United States is not liable for any expenses incurred by the rebelling states. We won't pay for your injured, and we won't pay for the value of the slaves we made illegal.
So in conclusion, the fourteenth amendment banned slavery in the United States. So the issue of slavery addressed by the Dred Scott case became null and void.</span>
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thats how most of them got there supplies
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never mind I misinterpreted the question
