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Question
The main responsibility of the United Nations ______.
Options
to avoid war
independence of colonies
improving the economics of different nations
disarmament
Solution
The main responsibility of the United Nations is to avoid war.
Explanation:
At the end of the First World War, all the nations felt that such a war should not happen again and some measures need to be taken to achieve that end. An international organisation called the League of Nations was established out of this thinking. It became an important platform to solve international disputes and carry out negotiations. The main responsibility of the League of Nations was understood to be to avoid war.
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