שאלה | Question: What is true about the League of Nations’ work?

Question: What is true about the League of Nations’ work?

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		A) It dealt only with issues of security and world peace.
		B) It signed international conventions that addressed only opiates and cocaine.
		C) It treated cannabis as a “mild” drug that people could live with.
		D) It added cannabis as a “dangerous drug” to the Second Opium Convention (1925).

Explanation: In the interwar international control regime, the League of Nations’ 1925 Opium Convention expanded drug control to include cannabis (often framed as “Indian hemp”), marking its formal entry into the “dangerous drugs” system. (Reading: Kozma, Cannabis Prohibition in Egypt, 1880–1939). Quote: “the inclusion of Indian hemp in the 1925 Convention.” (Kozma, Cannabis Prohibition in Egypt, 1880–1939).