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Q1. Who is often credited as the brainchild of the League of Nations?

🔹 A. Woodrow Wilson
🔹 B. Winston Churchill
🔹 C. Franklin D. Roosevelt
🔹 D. Georges Clemenceau

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. Which statement best describes the League's approach to collective security?

🔹 A. All members act together against aggression
🔹 B. Only major powers intervene
🔹 C. Neutrality is maintained
🔹 D. Economic aid replaces military action

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: A

Q3. Analyze why the inclusion of the League Covenant in each separate peace treaty was crucial for its establishment.

🔹 A. It allowed the League to bypass the UN.
🔹 B. It ensured the League's funding from the US.
🔹 C. It limited the League's jurisdiction to Europe.
🔹 D. It embedded the Covenant in each peace treaty, giving it legal force.

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: D

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