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How successful was the League in the 1920's?? After the First World War everyone was terrified by even talking about it. To avoid repeating such a devastating event the president of the U.S.A, Woodrow Wilson proposed to form the League of Nations in his fourteen points. Unfortunately the League struggled from the very beginning. As there was a disagreement of what kind of organization it would be. Woodrow Wilson the president of the U.S.A wanted this organization to be a world parliament, in which nations could meet and decide matters that affected them. So felt nations should just meet when a crisis would occur. In the end the organization was made as the U.S.A president preferred it to be. The League lost a valuable or perhaps the most valuable member, the U.S.A. the first reason the U.S.A did not join was because most Americans felt that they should mind their own business. They also felt it would put an economic stress on them as they...

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