Who started the League of Nations?

Answer 1

Woodrow Wilson

Answer 2

President Woodrow Wilson included the idea in his "Fourteen Points" speech before Congress in January 1918. The "general association of nations" was the 14th point. The other 13 points mainly dealt with what to do when World War I (which was ongoing at that time) ended.

Answer 3

The League of Nations was first proposed by Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, in and address to the Congress of the United States on January 8, 1918.

There is a link below to an article on the League of Nations, where this is discussed.

Answer 4

No. Theodore Roosevelt, The British and the French along with a cavalcade of so-called intellectuals known as the "insiders" came up with the League of Nations. Wilson just absorbed their input.

Answer 5

Woodrow Wilson came up with the League of Nations.

Answer 6

Randall Messer founded the League of Nations.

Answer 7

President Woodrow Wilson, it was unsuccesful.

Answer 8

American President Woodrow Wilson first proposed the League of Nations on January 8th, 1918.

Answer 9

Back in 1795, Immanuel Kant did, but during WW1 it was Woodrow Wilson.

Answer 10

Woodrow Wilson