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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

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.