How were the League of Nations and the United Nations similar during the 20th century?

A. Both were multi-national collaborations focused on persecuting war criminals.

B. Both were international organizations dedicated to preserving peace.

C. Both were democratic organizations committed to ending communism.

D. Both were American-European alliances formed to promote human rights.

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Sebastian Glover

2 May, 10:31

How were the League of Nations and the United Nations similar during the 20th century?

A. Both were multi-national collaborations focused on persecuting war criminals.

B. Both were international organizations dedicated to preserving peace.

C. Both were democratic organizations committed to ending communism.

D. Both were American-European alliances formed to promote human rights.

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Theodore Jones · Answer 1

The correct answer is B.

Letter A can't be correct, as no war criminals are prosecuted in the League of Nations.

Letter C is not correct, as their were communists nations that were part of the United Nations.

Letter D is not correct, as there were more than just European and American nations involved in the United Nations.

That's why B is correct. The League of Nations was founded on the idea of international peace. The United Nations agreed upon the goal of international peace as their main focus when developing their covenant. The United Nations had a very similar goal as well.

Callie Bonilla · Answer 2

B) Both were international organizations dedicated to preserving peace. (apex)