The League of Nations was created after World War I with the aim of preventing conflicts between nations from escalating into full-blown wars. It served as a forerunner to the United Nations and had both successes and failures. At times, the League prioritized its own interests over resolving conflicts, and it also faced challenges from governments that refused to acknowledge its authority. Ultimately, the League's operations came to a halt during World War II.
a) True
b) False