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This 5 page paper provides a brief history of the United Nations. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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needs to narrow it down, and if there are no further instructions, the best thing to do, obviously, is to pick the part of the subject that is most interesting.
We might consider the UN mission; its structure; its sanctions; its effectiveness; criticism of it and so on. Since this is a basic paper, lets start by discovering something about
its history. Discussion The organization now known as the United Nations was born after World War II, from a desire to avoid the horrors of facing such a conflict ever
again. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt coined the name "United Nations," which was "first used in the Declaration by United Nations of 1 January 1942, during the Second World War, when
representatives of 26 nations pledged their Governments to continue fighting together against the Axis Powers" ("History of the United Nations"). The idea of international organizations that were created to "cooperate
on specific matters" was not new at the time; in 1865, an organization called the "International Telecommunication Union" was founded; and in 1874, the "Universal Postal Union" came into being
("History of the United Nations"). The United Nations is not the first international group devoted to peace, either. The International Peace Conference took place in 1899 in The Hague, with
the purpose of establishing ways to settle crises peacefully, prevent wars and codify "rules of warfare" ("History of the United Nations"). The IPC adopted an agreement known as the "Convention
for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes"; it also "established the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which began work in 1902" ("History of the United Nations"). The direct predecessor of the
UN was the League of Nations ("History of the United Nations"). The League was founded after World War I with the same idea as that which motivated the founding of
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