What was the main purpose of the United Nations when it was founded in 1945?
To promote international cooperation and prevent future conflicts
To establish a global currency
To enforce colonial rule in Africa and Asia
To create a single world government
Correct Answer :
A. To promote international cooperation and prevent future conflicts
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