The correct answer is A
The objective of the League of Nations was to keep peace and many countries joined after WWI, but its main flaw was the lack of authority to enforce the decisions reached. It is significant to mention that for example the US was not part of the League of Nations.
<u>When the UN was built after WWII</u>, the Security Council was in fact the organ specifically created in order to address the flaws of the former League, and to be in charge of keeping international peace and security. Anyway, its activity was mostly paralized during the Cold War. After the dismantling of the URSS it has been operating and sending peacekeeping military missions all over the world.
The main functions of the Security Council are the following: the establishment of peacekeeping operation and of international sanctions, and the authorization of military interventions.
<span>The Tenure of Office Act. Johnson felt the Act was unconstitutional and removed the Secretary of War, in contravention of the Act, which forbade the President from removing Cabinet members without consent of the Senate. This led to an impeachment, but acquittal by one vote.</span>
He was the lawyer of the British soldiers even though he was a patriot. He agreed with both sides and believed that the soldiers deserved a fair trail.
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