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The History of United Nations and Its Objectives

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How many countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations” on 1 January, 1942, pledging themselves to fight against the Axis Powers?

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30

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25

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26

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20

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Q. How many countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations” on 1 January, 1942, pledging themselves to fight against the Axis Powers?

Q. On 1 January, 1942, 26 countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations”, wherein they pledged to fight against the Allied powers.

Q. Consider the following statements and choose the right option.

Statement A- On 1 Jan 1942, 54 countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations”.

Statement B- On 1 Jan 1942, 26 countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations”.

Reason (1)- The “Declaration by United Nations” pledged to fight against the Axis powers.

Reason (2)- The “Declaration by United Nations” pledged to fight against the Allied powers.

Q. Consider the following statements and choose the right option.

Statement A- On 1 Jan 1942, 54 countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations”.

Statement B- On 1 Jan 1942, 26 countries signed the “Declaration by United Nations”.

Reason (1)- The “Declaration by United Nations” pledged to fight against the Axis powers.

Reason (2)- The “Declaration by United Nations” pledged to fight against the Allied powers.

Q. Match the following events with the dates:

1) 1 January 1942	A) The draft of the UN Charter was drawn up
2) 2 January 1942	B) 22 countries added their signatures on the Declaration of the United Nations
3) 30 October 1943	C) United Nations would be open to all nations
4) 21 August to 7 October 1944	D) The term “United Nations” was officially adopted.

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