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The Kellogg Briand peace pact was a policy signed by virtually every world power in the late 1920's which essentially outlawed war a national policy completely. It said that any nation that didn't follow the terms present in the pact would then lose the benefits also present in the pact. It was also the hope of the pact that the nations who had not initially signed it would later vote to join the nations who had. It was the Unitied states responsibility to hold up the original treaty, and add new nations to the pact. Eventually there was a total of forty nations who had joined the pact, within a year of its initial signing.


the peace pact was similar to wilsons 14 points in its
idealistic ways which involve there never being war in
assuming everybody will comply to it