Aims of the League

• The foremost aim of the League was to prevent future wars through diplomacy, arbitration, and collective security.
• The League sought to promote disarmament and reduce the likelihood of conflicts by limiting arms production and military capabilities of member nations.
• The hope was that reducing armaments would lower tensions and prevent the outbreak of wars.
• The League aimed to safeguard the territorial integrity and political independence of all member nations.
• The League sought to mediate disputes over territories and ensure that smaller nations were protected from aggression by larger, more powerful countries.
• The League acted as a forum for nations to peacefully settle disputes through negotiation, arbitration, or adjudication rather than resorting to war.