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GCSE History · key term
An international agreement through which participating governments accept obligations concerning a particular issue.
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Paper 1
Revise: The League of NationsInternational agreements, called conventions, addressed matters such as working hours. Agreements could establish common standards, but they did not automatically change conditions: governments had to accept and carry them out. Not all League members signed or implemented the conventions.
Use concrete agency work as evidence, such as prisoner repatriation and loans for refugees in Greece. Distinguish practical assistance from conventions that governments did not always implement.
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