It is one of the main six bodies of the United Nations but has larger fallen into disuse, its job mostly completed.
In general, states in the western part of the United States are larger than the states in the eastern part.
Vatican City is officially a country, not a nation-state. Wikipedia states:Vatican City is different. Although there was a larger Papal State, it was created in its present form by the 1929 Lateran treaties between Italy and the Roman Catholic Church.Yes, Vatican City is an independent and sovereign nation, the smallest in the world.
The Commonwealth of Nations is a group of states that consider Queen Elizabeth II to be their head, but with the exception of the United Kingdom are politically independent of British Rule. They consist mostly of former British colonies and territories, including Australia, Canada, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nigeria among the larger nations. The United Kingdom of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are part of the commonwealth.
The League did not have a powerful armed force and could not enforce the required resolutions. It could not keep its economic sanctions. It failed to prevent the second world war. Hence it was replaced by the United Nations.
The United States is larger than China by about 257,000 km2
Well, the League of Nations could of had a variety of effects on America, it could of either promoted peace and or caused larger conflicts that would embellish all the countries in the league of nations, to go to war. Nevertheless, its effect upon America I believe would of been very parallel to that of the United Nations, which was signed after the conclusion of WWII.
Canada is larger in area than the United States.
Canada is larger in area than the United States.
As noted in the expert answers: Canada has a larger surface area than the USA. Canada has a much smaller population than the USA. With 3 expert answers, this can be retired from the featured questions.
By 1889, the United States had a relatively small navy compared to other global powers, with eleven nations operating larger fleets. However, significant changes occurred in naval policy and shipbuilding, driven by the desire for modernization and international influence. By the early 1900s, the U.S. Navy had rapidly expanded and modernized, ultimately surpassing most other nations' fleets. This transformation marked the beginning of the U.S. as a formidable maritime power, second only to the British Royal Navy at the time.
The Abyssinian Crisis.