The United Nations is an organization that formed after the end of World War II, in the year of 1945.
The main reasons for the formation of the United Nations were to peacefully resolve any dispute between its member countries, to stop wars between the member nations, to create welfare policy for nations to encourage public welfare around the world, and to spread out the globalization.
The main goals of the United Nations are to maintain global peace and security, to develop the relations between the nations, encouraging cooperation between the nations in order to resolve some problems and disputes, and providing a forum when representatives of all member nations can discus, share ideas, collaborate.
As we can see, the reasons for the formation of the United Nations and its goals are very similar. It can be said that in general this organization has done a lot of good to the world, but also ''closed its eyes'' for certain things.
The prevention of conflicts, wars, resolving disputes, are all very good for the whole humanity, and the less there is, the better. Encouraging the development of relations and collaboration between the nations is one of the best ways to promote good relations and security, as well as promote economic development and human rights. The globalization is a very debatable process, having its pros and cons, its supporters and critics, with all of them having a good point, so it is a process that is hard to be judged upon.
History tells us that the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand at the Saravejo on June 28, 1914 was what started the World War I (WWI), which lasted until 1918.
However, some historians argued that his death is just one of the contributing factors that led to the war. They said that even before the World War broke out, there was already brewing tension throughout Europe, involving alliances of European powers --- the Ottoman Empire, Russia and other parties that had existed for years, and the instability in the Balkans that threatened to destroy the existing agreements.
It was only the assassination of Franz Ferdinand that set off a rapidly escalating chain of events starting off with Austria-Hungary preparation to war. In a span of one week, Russia, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Serbia had lined up against Austria-Hungary and Germany, that begins the First World War.
During the outbreak of the war in 1914, the US remained on the sidelines of the war. Until in 1915, the Germany declared the waters surrounding the British Isle to be a war zone and sunk several commercial and passenger vessels that include US ships. In February 1917, the US Congress passed a $250 million arms appropriations bull intended to make the US ready for war against the Germany.
WWI contributed to the fall of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia and Turkey.
On the other hand, the Second World War (WII) originated from the formation of the alliance in 1936 which is also known as the Axis Power. It began with the signing of Friendship Treaty between Rome-German Axis on October 15, 1936. It was followed by the signing of the Anti-Comintern Pact between Japan and Germany on November 25, 1936, then by an even stronger alliance between Germany and Italy known as the Pact of Steel which was signed on May 22, 1939.
The Axis Powers were ruled by the following dictators: Adolf Hitler in Germany; Benito Mussolini in Italy; and Emperor Hirohito in Japan. They fought against Allied Powers, which started the WWII.
(The answer for the question is A).
The last mughal emperror is Bahadur Shah 2 also known as Zafar he died in a british prison in burma in 1862
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Karl Marx is best know as being a(n) author and philosopher - last choice
The correct answer is C. It called for national insurance
By insurance, it is mostly meant as medical insurance. Most of the parts of the Fair Deal were never passed though, which means that it was not completely adopted.