Manchuria and Abyssinia 4.0 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? HistoryThe Failure of The League of NationsGCSEAQA Created by: Katherine ReynoldsCreated on: 04-03-14 17:32 What was Japan's excuse for invading Manchuria? Japan bombed the South Manchurian Railway then claimed China sabotaged it instead. 1 of 14 What year was the Manchurian Crisis? 1931 2 of 14 Why did Japan invade Manchuria? For more space and natural resources. 3 of 14 What did Japan and the Usa have in common? Both economically boomed and then crashed. 4 of 14 How did Manchuria react to being invaded? They appealed to the League. 5 of 14 What did Lord Lytton *British ambassador) do that took 1 year? Made a report of what Japan were doing. 6 of 14 As a result of Lyttons report, what did the League do about Japan? Moral Condemnation (telling off) which was ignored. 7 of 14 How did Japan react to the League's reaction? They left the League. 8 of 14 What effect did the Manchurian Crisis have on the League of Nations? The League now looked very weak. 9 of 14 The League now looked weak, this resulted in what? Greedy leaders started to act aggressively because they knew they could get away with it. 10 of 14 Describe Armed Force in terms of the League? The League had no army. 11 of 14 Describe Moral Condemnation in terms of the League? Labeling states as wrong/aggressive. 12 of 14 Describe Economic Sanctions in terms of the League? Stopping League members trading with an aggressive state. 13 of 14 How did countries get around economic sanctions? They traded with the USA instead! 14 of 14
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