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Explanation: I do believe that the league of nations was created after World War I to stop any major wars. Anyone who did join the war would be included in the League of Nations which caused huge waves of countries, declaring war on Germany at the very end. They did very little in the war. I do not exactly remember if it was created after World War I or World War II. You can do your own research or I can get back to you with a correct response. Another benefit of World War I was the advancement of technology. The war pushed other countries to find new ways of breaking the stalemate in the trenches. For example, the British had invented tanks yet it ended as a failure due to it being very fragile and very slow. Another example is the German's advancement in the chemical industry especially the use of chlorine gas which was banned in warfare yet they used it. Allies soon followed on by using chemical weapons.
