Creation of the League of Nations

Q. The League of Nations was formed after the first World War. From the following options, select the objectives of the League of Nations.

1. Avoid war
2. Maintain peace
3. International cooperation in social & economic affairs
4. Help the poor nations develop

Q.

The scope of IR does not include?

1. Employer and employee relation

2. Employee and trade union relation

3. Employer, employee, and trade union relation

4. Employee and customer relation

Q. What were the objectives of the League nations?

Q. Pick the odd one out.

1. The Assembly
2. The Economic and Social Organisation
3. The International Labour Organisation
4. The Permanent Court of Justice

Q. USA, Britain and France were permanent members of the Council in the League of Nations. Which other nations were permanent members?

1. Germany
2. Italy
3. Japan
4. Austria

Q. Which of the following is/are among the reason(s) behind the failure of the League of Nations?

1. Lack of military power
2. Supremacy of nationalism over collective peace
3. The league had a world-wide membership that diluted its power
4. Lack of support from nations like Britian, France, and Germany

Q. Which among the following pair joined the League of Nations and were later expelled or left the organisation?

1. USA and Germany
2. France and Russia
3. Russia and Germany
4. USA and Russia

Q. Which organisation was set up after World War I to maintain international peace and security, and prevent future wars?

1. The United Nations
2. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
3. The European Union
4. The League of Nations

Q. What is/are the reason(s) for the fall of the League of Nations?

1. Lack of military power
2. Lack of support
3. All of these
4. Lack of unanimity among members

Q. Which of the following was not the work of the League of Nations?

1. To prevent wars in the world
2. To encourage the feelings of co-operation among the nations
3. To make every nation militarily strong
4. To settle the disputes among the nations in a peaceful manner

Q. Diplomacy is the best means of ________ peace which a society of sovereign nations has to offer, but, especially under the conditions of ___ world politics and of contemporary war, it is not good enough.

1. maintaining, today's
2. presenting, contemporary
3. evolving, self-centred
4. promoting, modern
5. retaining, present

Q. Which of the following were the objectives of the League of Nations?

1. Promote dictatorships and ammunition supply
2. Avoid war and maintain world peace
3. Helping underdveloped colonies and women's rights
4. Human welfare and decolonisation

Q. Which of the following bodies were a part of the League of Nations?

1. Assembly
2. Permanent Court of Justice
3. Civil Rights Court
4. The Secretariat
5. International
   Labour
   Organisation
6. United Nations
7. Council
8. World Health
   Organization