Question

the information below is about an international organization that was founded during world war i.
the women’s international league for peace and freedom (wilpf) was founded on april 28, 1915, in the netherlands during the ongoing war. jane addams from the united states was elected as its first president. the wilpf rejected the idea of war. a group of over 1,000 women from neutral and warring countries met to create a plan for ending the war and foundations for a permanent peace.
which u.s. government action would this organization have supported after the war?
a the implementation of an isolationist policy to avoid becoming entangled in military conflicts
b the ratification of an international agreement to outlaw military force in settling disputes
c the occupation of neighboring countries to ensure political stability
d the establishment of international alliances to deter enemy attacks

Explanation:

The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) was founded to end war and establish permanent peace. Option B is about ratifying an international agreement to outlaw military force in settling disputes, which aligns with WILPF's goal of peace and avoiding war through diplomatic means. Option A (isolationist policy) focuses on avoiding military conflicts but doesn't address international peace - building. Option C (occupation of neighbors) and Option D (establishing international alliances for deterrence) involve actions that could lead to or escalate conflicts, which go against WILPF's mission.

Answer:

B. the ratification of an international agreement to outlaw military force in settling disputes