Washington Naval Conference

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The Washington Naval Conference was a major international diplomatic gathering held in Washington, D.C. from 1921 to 1922 that produced landmark naval disarmament and security treaties among the world’s leading naval powers in the interwar period.

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instanceOf arms control conference
international diplomatic conference
naval disarmament conference
affectedCountry France
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
aim enhancement of collective security in East Asia and the Pacific
naval disarmament
prevention of naval arms race
stabilization of power balance in the Pacific
alsoKnownAs ワシントン会議
surface form: Washington Arms Conference

ワシントン会議
surface form: Washington Conference
chairperson Charles Evans Hughes
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endDate 1922-02-06
field arms control
international relations
naval history
followedBy London Naval Conference (1930)
surface form: London Naval Conference of 1930
historicalPeriod interwar period
hostedBy Warren G. Harding
legalForm multilateral treaties
limitedShipType aircraft carrier
battleship
location Washington, D.C.
mainParticipant France
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
navalRatioAgreed 5:5:3:1.67:1.67
navalRatioPowers United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France, Italy
organizedBy United States government
participant Australia
Belgium
Dominions of the British Empire
surface form: British Dominions

Canada
China
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Portugal
precededBy World War I
prohibitedAction fortification of certain Pacific islands
prohibitedWeapon construction of new battleships above agreed limits
result Chinese Customs Tariff Treaty
Five-Power Treaty
Four-Power Treaty
Nine-Power Treaty
Supplementary Treaty to the Four-Power Treaty
significance cornerstone of 1920s naval arms control regime
first successful multilateral disarmament conference
reduced likelihood of immediate post–World War I naval conflict
startDate 1921-11-12
topic Open Door policy
surface form: Open Door policy in China

fortifications in the Pacific
limitation of capital ships
naval tonnage ratios
security in the Pacific Ocean
status of China

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Geneva Naval Conference follows Washington Naval Conference
Five-Power Treaty concludedAt Washington Naval Conference
Five-Power Treaty partOf Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Conference agreements
Four-Power Treaty partOf Washington Naval Conference
Four-Power Treaty negotiatedAt Washington Naval Conference
London Naval Conference (1930) follows Washington Naval Conference
London Naval Conference (1930) follows Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Eight-Eight Fleet Plan affectedBy Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Eight-Eight Fleet Plan limitedBy Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Japanese battlecruiser Amagi navalTreatyContext Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty era
Japanese battlecruiser Atago treatyImpact Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Tosa-class battleship cancellationReason Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Tosa-class battleship treatyContext Washington Naval Conference
USS Salt Lake City designTreaty Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
BB-47 cancellationReason Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
BB-47 scrappedUnder Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
BB-47 treatyLimitedBy Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Conference naval limitations
HMS Iron Duke treatyLimitation Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Iron Duke-class battleship treatyInfluence Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Shandong Problem followedBy Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Conference negotiations on Shandong
Brooklyn-class cruiser treatyContext Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
USS Washington (BB-47) navalTreaty Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty of 1922
V. K. Wellington Koo (Wellington Koo Ball by marriage) participatedIn Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: V. K. Wellington Koo
Imperial Japanese Navy shipbuilding program affectedBy Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Lexington class treatyInfluence Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: Lexington-class aircraft carrier
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Lady Lex conversionBasis Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: USS Lexington (CV-2)
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
Town-class cruiser (1930s) designedToComplyWith Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
London Naval Treaty follows Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
London Naval Treaty relatedTo Washington Naval Conference
Warren G. Harding administration hostedEvent Washington Naval Conference
York class designedUnderTreaty Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: York-class cruiser
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
HMS Nelson (damaged by torpedo) designConstraint Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: HMS Nelson
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
CA-29 treatyContext Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: USS Chicago (CA-29)
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
New Orleans class designedToComplyWith Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
County class designedUnder Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: County-class cruiser
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper navalArchitectureInfluence Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: Admiral Hipper
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty cruiser limits
Mogami-class cruiser treatyContext Washington Naval Conference
this entity surface form: Washington Naval Treaty
United States and United Kingdom involvedIn Washington Naval Conference
subject surface form: United States–United Kingdom relations
London Naval Conference (1935–1936) follows Washington Naval Conference