Why was leage of nations created?

Answer 1

After WW1

Answer 2

Basically a United Nations, a big organisation of representatives that were supposed to negotiate and communicate with one another through this channel. It was made in the spirit of avoiding a repeat of the Great War, a dysmal failure in that respect as it lacked any form of authority of keep warmongers in line and could simply be ignored.

Answer 3

In the early years of the 1500's, long before Europeans walked on North American soil, five nations, today called the Iroquois League, formed an alliance. The League consisted of the Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, and Seneca Nations. Collectively the group called themselves the "People of the Longhouse." In the 1700's the League was joined by another nation, the Tuscarora, and the Confederation was renamed, the Six Nations.

Governance of the Confederation was based on a constitution. According to Iroquois tradition, The Confederation was founded by Deganawidah, a spiritual leader. He accomplished what no one before him could, and that was to persuade the initial five nations to stop all intertribal warfare and to form a coalition. Hiawatha, Deganawidah's spokesman, traveled among the five tribes preaching unification. Under his influence, the tribes eventually formed a strong alliance that lasted until the American Revolution.

Some historians feel that the Constitution of the Five Nations served as a model for the United States Constitution. The document was written to not only to maintain peace and freedom for all nations, but to guarantee rights to individual tribal members. The complete Constitution can be read in its entirety. What follows is a poetic rendering by John Bierhorst.

Answer 4

to promote peace and prevent further war (Germany weren't aloud in)

DIDN'T WORK THOUGH ;)