What is one of the United Nations' primary goals?

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Jet001 [13]3 years ago

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The answer to that would be a

Pepsi [2]3 years ago

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The correct answer is A) To provide humanitarian aid to countries struck by crisis.

<em>One of the primary goals of the United Nations is to provide humanitarian aid to countries struck by crisis. </em>

The U. N. provide assistance on topics such as humanitarian assistance and human rights, in countries that suffer from extreme poverty or are in a war.

Other primary goals of the United Nations are, to preserve peace in the world through the discussion of difficult issues in order to get a solution favorable to the parties in dispute. To provide security to areas of the world that need it due to attacks or rebellions. To cooperate with funds to improve projects for the betterment of life in isolated or poor communities.

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