How did the league of nations affect postwar europe? a. it kept italy from invading abyssinia. b. it brought europe into a state of harmony. c. it failed to resolve several crises. d. it quickly resolved several crises.

C. It failed to resolve several crises.

Explanation:

This is how the League of Nations affected postwar Europe. The League of Nations was the world's first intergovernmental organization to try to achieve world peace. The League was created as a reaction to the First World War. However, the League's success was very limited. It failed to resolve several crises and had little political power. Some historians link the failure of the League of Nations with the onset of World War II.

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