Question

arms reduction and settling border disputes contributed to the league of nations’ goal of
punishing germany for world war i.
making europe more powerful.
solving international social problems.
preventing future warfare.

Explanation:

• The League of Nations was formed after WWI. Punishing Germany was part of the Treaty of Versailles, not the League's main goal for arms reduction and border disputes, so the first option is wrong.
• The League's goal wasn't to make Europe more powerful; it focused on international peace, so the second option is incorrect.
• While it dealt with some social issues, arms reduction and border disputes are more about preventing war than general social problems, so the third option is not the best.
• Arms reduction (disarmament) and settling border disputes are key actions to prevent conflicts that lead to war. The League of Nations aimed to prevent future warfare, so this option fits.

Answer:

D. preventing future warfare.