One reason for the failure of the peace movement between World War I and World War II was the
Question 1 options:

conflict between the United States and Germany

invention of the atomic bomb

the long period of prosperity throughout the world

weakness of the League of Nations

Question

One reason for the failure of the peace movement between World War I and World War II was the
Question 1 options:
	

conflict between the United States and Germany 
	

invention of the atomic bomb
	

the long period of prosperity throughout the world
	

weakness of the League of Nations

wwhitlock · Answer

In a way, they just sorta took a break from fighting at the end of WWI and picked up again with WWII. Some of the countries switched sides and such. But the idea of empire was still out there. The League of Nations was supposed to prevent problems but it couldn't really deal with the problems. The US Senate never ratified the the treaty to join the League and nobody else seemed able to make it work.