Today you are going revise why there was genuine hope for peace in Europe by 1929!
League of Nations
1.
During the 1920’s there were a number of attempts to ensure lasting peace globally. Let’s see how well you know the international agreements of the 1920’s.
Fill in the table on “International Agreements” by cutting and pasting the relevant information (provided) in the corresponding places on the table. (You will find the table on p.46 in your League of Nations booklet.)
“Simplifier” Key:
Aim…
Countries involved…
Terms (how it was meant to work)…
Whether the League was involved…
How it helped / hindered / did not affect League’s work…
2.
First make sure that all the dates are correct:
Now also correct the rest of the details…
Enlarged details:
3.
Complete the following summary tasks in pages 47-52 your “League of Nations” booklet.
- Locarno Treaties (p.47)
- Kellogg-Briand Pact (p.48)
- Problems with Agreements (p.51-52)
4.
As a reminder of the peace agreements made during the 1920’s, watch the following tutorial…
League of Nations & International Agreements. (11:08 minutes long)
5.
And what about disarmament in the 1920’s?
Complete the summary task on “Disarmament in the 1920’s” in your “League of Nations” booklet (p.33-34).
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