Answer:
Four-power treaty
Explanation:
The Four-power treaty was a treaty signed in December 1921 in by The united states, Japan, Great Britain, and France . the main purpose of this treaty/agreement was to protect and respect each other's property in the pacific and east Asia and also to avoid further conflicts in the region.
this treaty was a product of the conference held in America on the limitation of armaments as with other several treaties that emerged from the conference. this treaty also protected the territorial boundaries of signatories to the treaty as well.
