Why was the Kellogg-Briand Pact a failure? A The pact outlawed war. Within 11 years of its signing there was another world war. B The pact created a trade alliance with European nations. Congress refused to ratify it. C The pact limited the number of naval ships countries could build. It did not limit the size of ground forces. D The pact finalized the amount of money Germany needed to pay in reparations. The German government could not pay back the money.

A The pact outlawed war. Within 11 years of its signing there was another world war.

Explanation:

The Kellogg-Briand Pact a failure because "The pact outlawed war. Within 11 years of its signing, there was another world war."

This true because the Kellogg-Briand Pact was an agreement reached in 1928 of which purpose is to outlaw war in settling disputes among nations of the world. However, 11 years after, that is 1938, another war broke out known as World War II.

Therefore, this agreement failed to prevent the war which was intended to prevent.

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