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How did the league of nations fail during the invasion of Abyssinia?
Britain and France wanted Mussolini as an ally against Hitler the league of nations failed to protect their countries.
What were the consequences of Hitler's attacks on France and Great Britain?
Nothing once hitler attacked france, france surrenderd, hitler failed to attack britain successfully because hitler didnt have enough air support to attack. after that britain tried to fight back at the start but failed because germany built a strong defence on channel coast of northern france
Who was against the Fourteen Points?
France favored further restrictions on Germany and Italy sought territorial gains. Great Britain failed to agree with the second point - Absolute freedom of navigation upon the open seas.
What was the battle plan of Germany against France in world war 1?
The failed Von Schlieffen Plan.
What issues were unresolved with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent?
The diplomats failed to reach an agreement on the problems of British impressment of American ships or American embargoes on trade with British.
How did the league of nations fail during the invasion of Abyssinia?
Britain and France wanted Mussolini as an ally against Hitler the league of nations failed to protect their countries.
Has the United nations failed?
yes! the united states failed to stop the Holocast along with Britain, France, and Russia.
What event causes the US to declare war on Great Britain in 1812?
Jefferson wanted to avoid war. He asked Congress to pass the Non-Intercourse Act. The plan failed to play France and Britain against each other. Later Napoleon announced France would no longer restrict American trade. U.S. declared war on Great Britain.
What were the consequences of Hitler's attacks on France and Great Britain?
Nothing once hitler attacked france, france surrenderd, hitler failed to attack britain successfully because hitler didnt have enough air support to attack. after that britain tried to fight back at the start but failed because germany built a strong defence on channel coast of northern france
In what different ways did major countries attempt to deal with international aggression from 1936 to 1941?
Some points: * France & Britain failed to resist the German reoccupation of the Rhineland * The great powers stayed out of the Spanish Civil War * France & Britain failed to resist the German invasion of Austria * France & Britain attempted to maintain European peace at the Munich Conference * On 31 march 1939, France & Britain pledged to support Poland against a German attack * Nazi Germany & communist Russia signed a friendship/non-aggression pact in August 1939 * Between August & October of 1940 airmen from Britain, the commonwealth, France and Poland took on the Nazi airforce over the skies of Britian.
What events caused the US to declare war on Great Britain 1812?
Jefferson wanted to avoid war. He asked Congress to pass the Non-Intercourse Act. The plan failed to play France and Britain against each other. Later Napoleon announced France would no longer restrict American trade. U.S. declared war on Great Britain.
Who was against the Fourteen Points?
France favored further restrictions on Germany and Italy sought territorial gains. Great Britain failed to agree with the second point - Absolute freedom of navigation upon the open seas.
What country started the construction of the Panama Canal but failed?
France started the construction of the Panama Canal but failed.
What was the battle plan of Germany against France in world war 1?
The failed Von Schlieffen Plan.
How did U.S. policy change toward France under John Adamss administration?
John Adams inherited a rocky relationship with France during his term. His initial approach was to follow the channels of diplomacy, but when that failed he began to take defensive measures against France and cancelled all alliances with the country.
Why did the value of cotton grow?
During the Civil War the value of cotton grew because of the term Cotton Diplomacy. Basically the South threatened to not ship cotton to Great Britain and France if they did not help the South win the war. This failed horribly because the South was not the main shippers of cotton for Great Britain or France and both countries had eliminated slavery already so it was against their laws to help the south.
What issues were unresolved with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent?
The diplomats failed to reach an agreement on the problems of British impressment of American ships or American embargoes on trade with British.
