CC: Continuity and Change - How did the clause of territorial mandates impact nations?
League of Nations mandates were former colonies and territories of the German and Ottoman Empires administered on behalf of the League of Nations. The Mandatory Powers or leading members of the League, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, France, Belgium and Japan, each took responsibility for the “newly freed” territories.
Project: Examine the continuity and change of collective security groups like the League of Nations. Analyze the impacts of the League's mandates on different nations and the current status of each nation. Investigate how the League of Nations may have influenced the successes, failures, and potential conflicts of specific nations. Evaluate the overall effectiveness of the League of Nations in maintaining global security.
To demonstrate your learning, create a poster display explaining the impact on ONE mandate. Address the changing SPERM of the nation/territory.
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Think about and ask…
Be sure to include images/maps and information in your own words.
Choose a Mandate/Territory/Nation
Class A, mandates in Western Asia:
Class B, mandates in Africa:
Ruanda-Urundi (Rwanda)
Class C, mandates in the Pacific:
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PGSS - Library Learning Commons, Prince George, BC, Canada V2M 2S7 - We are located on the traditional, unceded territory, of the Lheidli T'enneh.