Following WWI, President Woodrow Wilson - in an effort to avoid another world war - suggested the League of Nations: a forum through which the world's powers could discuss matters and provide assistance to threatened nations. Ideally, the world would approach a status of peace. However, the League was inefficient, with state actors lacking incentive to assist those threatened nations. To that end, Wilson neglected those Powers in the US Constitution that are granted to Congress. Among those are the rights to make treaties and declare war. Thus, the US could not join the League of Nations, a committe that would eventually be terminated and replaced by the United Nations.
they shot people
All the people in the commonwealth of nations. Take England for example.
Louis Riel, the government, First nations people
the three nations involved were the french the spanish and the british
The nations involved in the formation of the Triple Alliance were Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
23 nations.
50
The 2 nations build up allies and then the crisis becomes greater as more people are involved in it.
Britain and Francee were involved in the Suez War.
No!
The nations involved in the Six-Day War were Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq. Other Arab nations played minor roles in the short conflict.
no,they danced gangnam style while fuqing every1 and chopping off people's heads