The kellogg-briand pact would have , rather than hurt, the league of nations if it had a. included an agreement to strengthen the military. b. promised to bring greater peace to europe. c. aligned content closely with the league’s goals. d. negotiated within the league’s authority.

The correct answer here would be D.

The Kellogg-Briand Pact in an international agreement signed by 64 nations which through it renounced war and agreed not to use it to solve disputes. The disputes were to be settled peacefully. It was signed in 1928 and had little effect, mainly because the League of Nations was enable to enforce it due to lack of authority and the absence of US. So the correct answer is D.

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