The treaty imposed the first major multilateral limits on naval armaments, aiming to curb a post‑World War I naval arms race and stabilize great‑power relations in the Pacific and Atlantic.
Representatives of the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France, and Italy signed the Five‑Power Treaty at the Washington Naval Conference, agreeing to limits on capital ship construction and establishing a 5:5:3:1.75:1.75 ratio for naval tonnage.
The treaty imposed the first major multilateral limits on naval armaments, aiming to curb a post‑World War I naval arms race and stabilize great‑power relations in the Pacific and Atlantic.
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