Question

Who first coined the name ‘United Nations’?

A. Winston Churchill
B. Joseph Stalin
C. Chiang-Kai-Shek
D. F.D. Roosevelt

Answer 1

Hint:
The United Nations is an international organization that aims to maintain world peace and friendly relations among all the countries in the world. It focuses on achieving international cooperation among all the nations and so that everything functions in harmony and all nations develop simultaneously.

Complete step by step solution:
The United Nations formed in the year 1945, is considered as one of the most important, widely accepted, and powerful organizations which had the support of all major powers of the world. The name United Nations was given by the US president F.D Roosevelt. The headquarters of the United Nations is located in the city of New York in America. It has a total of 193 countries as its members and also has 2 observer states. The Secretary-General of the United Nations is Antonio Guterres and the deputy Secretary general is Amina J. Mohammed. The official languages of the United Nations are Spanish, English, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, and French.

The United Nations is the successor organization of the League of nations which were not able to prevent wars and thus was a failure. It was formed initially by 51 countries as its members and by now it has 193 member countries. The UN also has bodies such as the World Health Organisation and World Trade Organisation which are specialized in their respective means and work at the international level in all the countries.

Hence, the correct answer is option D.

Note:
 The United Nations has 5 permanent members which take all the major decisions. These permanent nations are the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, France, and China. Apart from these permanent members it also has non-permanent members which are chosen for 2 years based on elections.