What could have happened if the aggressors were not stopped when Italy attacked Ethiopia in 1935 and the emperor of Ethiopia Haile Selassie asked the League of Nations for help to stop the invasion?

If the aggressors had not been stopped during Italy's invasion of Ethiopia in 1935, it could have emboldened Fascist regimes in Europe, leading to further aggression and expansionism. The failure of the League of Nations to effectively respond might have undermined its credibility and authority, potentially resulting in a more unstable international order. Additionally, Ethiopia's successful resistance could have inspired other nations facing aggression, possibly altering the course of colonialism and Imperialism in Africa. Ultimately, this scenario might have delayed or changed the dynamics of World War II and the broader geopolitical landscape.