Unlike the Failed League of Nations, the New United Nations

question 22

Multiple Choice

Unlike the failed League of Nations, the new United Nations

• A) denied the power of veto to any party in an international dispute.
• B) established no forum for the smaller nations besides the great powers.
• C) assumed that there would eventually be conflict among the great powers.
• D) was unable to achieve approval by the United States Senate.
• E) was established with a Security Council that assured that none of the Big Five Powers (the United States, the USSR, Britain, France, and China) could have action taken against it without its consent.

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