(The Kellogg Briand Pact) exam study guide 2024 with 100% correct answers

What are we observing? The Kellogg Briand Pact What was the aim of the Kellogg-Briand Pact? to prevent a future war, by getting countries to promise not to use military force to settle disagreements (62 countries including USA, France & Germany) When was the pact signed? August 1928 What did the pact do? renounced war and was an instrument of national policy committed to resolving disputes through peaceful means. What does the pact summarize in American thinking? The pact summarizes the approach of the US in foreign affairs post WW1. What stance did the US take after WWI? Following the war the United States was not isolationist in involvement in world affairs, but their involvement was limited in certain aspects. What did the US not want to do? The US didn't mind putting themselves at the center of international politics but they did not aim to become the manager of the world's systems. What other systems were similar to the Kellogg Briand Act? The Washington Conference treaties The Dawes Plan The Young Plan The goal of these plans? decided to create a system in which the US would help create international norms without guaranteeing their enforcement. What was wrong with the Kellogg Briand pAct? The Pact did have limitations, as there were no means of enforcement and it did not address the underlying causes of conflict. What did the Pact illustrate ? reflected the growing global sentiment towards pacifism and disarmament in the aftermath of World War I. It represented a rejection of the militaristic and aggressive policies that had led to the devastation of the war,