Pacific - Sovereignty and Mandate Boundary Lines (1921) (Map) Accent Coffee Mug

"Pacific - Sovereignty and Mandate Boundary Lines (1921) Map" This map, dated 1921, delineates the sovereignty and mandate boundary lines in the Pacific region as established during the post-World War I period. The map was produced at a time when the League of Nations, an international organization for preserving peace through diplomacy, was assigning mandates to certain countries for the administration of territories that were not ready for independence but were not to be considered as part of the mandatory power. These territories primarily belonged to the Pacific Islands and the Middle East. The map provides a historical perspective on the geopolitical landscape of the Pacific during this transitional period, highlighting the division of territories among various nations and international bodies.