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In order to maintain world peace and security after the war, what important decision did the Yalta Conference (2/1945) make?

• Establishment of the UN Secretariat.

• Establishment of the United Nations.

• Establishment of the League of Nations.

• Maintain and expand the League of Nations.

From the end of April to the end of June 1945, 50 countries met in San Francisco (USA) to pass what content?

• Ceasefire agreement in Indochina.

• End of the Korean War.

• Trial of World War criminals.

• Charter of the United Nations.

"To maintain world peace and security; promote friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equality and the right to self-determination of peoples, strengthen world peace" is the main task of which international organization?

• ASEAN.

• European Union.

• United Nations.

• NATO.

One of the main bodies of the United Nations as stipulated in the UN Charter (1945) is

• World Bank.

• UNICEF.

• Security Council.

• World Trade Organization.

The United Nations was established (1945) not for which of the following goals?

• International cooperation among member states.

• Maintain peace and security in the world.

• Develop friendly relations among nations.

• Maintain the bipolar world order of Yalta.

One of the principles of operation of the United Nations as stipulated in the UN Charter (1945) is

• Respect for international obligations and laws.

• Respect for the decisions of the 5 permanent members.

• Do not send UN troops into areas.

• Respect the independence of the 50 founding countries of the UN.

In the process of operation (since 1945), the United Nations

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What important role has the United Nations played since its establishment in 1945?

• Prevented all wars in various regions.

• Contributed to ending global terrorism.

• Prevented a new world war.

• Contributed to ending poverty in Africa.

Why is the Charter considered the most important document of the United Nations?

• It is the legal basis for countries to join the UN.

• It clearly states the purposes of the UN's activities.

• It regulates the organizations and mechanisms of the UN.

• It sets forth the principles of the UN's operations.

Which countries played a decisive role and were founding members of the United Nations?

• Soviet Union, USA, and Germany.

• Soviet Union, USA, and UK.

• USA, UK, and Germany.

• Soviet Union, UK, and Poland.