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the mandate system after world war one: the mandate system after world war one: a. was condemned by the league of nations. b. did not much influence the redrawing of the map of the modern middle east. c. promised arabs full independence shortly, but was soon viewed by them as thinly disguised colonialism. d. was greatly promoted by woodrow wilson, the american president, as a way to introduce democracy.



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The mandate system after world war one was condemned by the league of nations. So, Correct option is option B.

Defining Mandate System:

After the end of World War I in 1918, the newly formed League of Nations, the predecessor of today's United Nations, created a system of mandates. The League of Nations was founded on the idea of collective security, the concept that nations ensure their own security by working together to ensure the security of all nations. At the time, this was a novel approach to international governance. Class of the Delegation System The League of Nations has created her three classes of delegations under Article 22 of the Charter of the League of Nations:

  • Class A Delegates,
  • Class B Delegates,
  • Class C Delegates.

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