AQA GCSE History · 8145
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- Revise: The Armistice
The reduction or removal of a country’s armed forces and weapons.
- Revise: The League of Nations
- Revise: Diplomacy Outside the League
The reduction of armed forces or weapons.
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GCSE History · key term
The reduction of weapons and armed forces.
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The reduction or removal of a country’s armed forces and weapons.
The reduction of armed forces or weapons.
Balance peaceful intentions against practical limitations. A promise to avoid war was not the same as disarmament or an effective system of enforcement.
Do not equate renouncing war with disarmament: the Kellogg–Briand Pact did not require countries to reduce their armed forces.
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Reducing or removing weapons through negotiation or other action.
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Reducing armed forces or the weapons available to them.
Revise: Interwar Diplomacy and DisarmamentFor Germany, participation reinforced its recognition as a respectable state able to negotiate alongside other powers. But the pact must not be confused with a disarmament agreement. It did not require countries to reduce their weapons, and it did not remove Germany’s military restrictions under Versailles.