Question

which international social issues did the league of nations address? check all that apply. creating clean sources of water eliminating diseases revising outdated laws limiting population growth improving the status of women

Explanation:

• The League of Nations worked on public health initiatives (eliminating diseases), improving women's status, and addressing issues like clean water (related to public health and social welfare). Revising outdated laws was more of a legal - domestic or inter - state legal adjustment, and limiting population growth was not a major focus of the League of Nations.
• Creating clean sources of water: The League of Nations was involved in public health and social welfare projects that included improving access to clean water.
• Eliminating diseases: It had public health campaigns to combat and reduce the spread of diseases.
• Improving the status of women: The League was involved in promoting women's rights and improving their social and legal status.

Answer:

• creating clean sources of water
• eliminating diseases
• improving the status of women