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Final answer:
The League of Nations lacked its own armed forces and had to rely on its member nations for military support.
Explanation:
False
The League of Nations lacked its own armed forces and had to rely on its members, such as Britain and France, for military support. Without a military or the full cooperation of member nations, the League was unable to effectively carry out its rulings or compel other countries to limit their activities. The League's lack of real power was evident in its inability to intervene in aggressive acts by countries like Japan and Italy in the 1930s.
