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The League of Nations

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The sources discuss the goals and challenges of the League of Nations: 1) Source 1 depicts an aggressive dog representing war being muzzled by the League of Nations, but removing the muzzle could make it worse, suggesting the League could only temporarily control war. 2) Source 2 shows Wilson offering an olive branch labeled "League of Nations" to a dove, but the branch is too heavy, implying the League's goal of worldwide peace was too ambitious. 3) A 1918 Wilson quote says the League aimed to not just win WW1 but ensure future peace, showing its long-term peacekeeping goals. 4) Source 4 portrays the League as an "idealism" bubble Wilson blows

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The League Of Nations Source Analysis Source 1 In this source we can see a dog that seems aggressive and angry, he has a muzzle that says " The League Of Nations " and a big pointing necklace with a medal that says " The dog of war ". This means that the dog represents war and the muzzle the League of Nations So the message is that when the war finished people hoped The League would help to avoid future wars, but this was only temporary because everybody knows that when you put a muzzle on an aggressive dog when you take it off it only makes it worst so thats what act happened with The League Source 2 This source shows Wilson offering a branch, to a white dove, that says " League of Nations". We know that the symbol of peace is a white dove carrying an olive branch on the mouth.
The message in this picture is that The League wanted a peaceful world, but the branch, which is representing the peace, is too heavy for the dove to carry. The league wanted the whole world to be peaceful, that is a lot of peace, and a big branch for one dove to carry. Source 3 " It is not enough just to win the war. We must win it in such a way as to keep the future peace of the world " Wilson, 1918 What we understand about this quote is that winning the war was not the only thing that The League of Nations cared about, they also cared about keeping peace between countries in the future. The message is that although the war was over The League wanted to have a peaceful world, and so they kept helping people with their jobs, living conditions, but also, wanted to abolished slavery and avoid future wars. Source 4 In this picture we can see a man, Wilson, with a pipe. The bowl from where he is making the bubbles from has the word Idealism and the bubble he is making says League of Nations. We see bubbles as beautiful but at the same time they are fragile. The message in this picture would be that The League of Nations was a great and beautiful idea but it was very fragile and in the end it popped up.

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  • 1. The League Of Nations Source Analysis Source 1 In this source we can see a dog that seems aggressive and angry, he has a muzzle that says " The League Of Nations " and a big pointing necklace with a medal that says " The dog of war ". This means that the dog represents war and the muzzle the League of Nations So the message is that when the war finished people hoped The League would help to avoid future wars, but this was only temporary because everybody knows that when you put a muzzle on an aggressive dog when you take it off it only makes it worst so thats what act happened with The League Source 2 This source shows Wilson offering a branch, to a white dove, that says " League of Nations". We know that the symbol of peace is a white dove carrying an olive branch on the mouth.
  • 2. The message in this picture is that The League wanted a peaceful world, but the branch, which is representing the peace, is too heavy for the dove to carry. The league wanted the whole world to be peaceful, that is a lot of peace, and a big branch for one dove to carry. Source 3 " It is not enough just to win the war. We must win it in such a way as to keep the future peace of the world " Wilson, 1918 What we understand about this quote is that winning the war was not the only thing that The League of Nations cared about, they also cared about keeping peace between countries in the future. The message is that although the war was over The League wanted to have a peaceful world, and so they kept helping people with their jobs, living conditions, but also, wanted to abolished slavery and avoid future wars. Source 4 In this picture we can see a man, Wilson, with a pipe. The bowl from where he is making the bubbles from has the word Idealism and the bubble he is making says League of Nations. We see bubbles as beautiful but at the same time they are fragile. The message in this picture would be that The League of Nations was a great and beautiful idea but it was very fragile and in the end it popped up.