Question

In 1994, the Security Council terminated the United Nations Trusteeship Agreement for the last of the 11 territories on its agenda.
A.True
B. False

Answer 1

Hint:
The United Nations Trusteeship Agreement became redundant after the independence of the last territory which is the Palau Islands. It had no purpose to serve after the independence of all the 11 territories.

Complete answer:
Trusteeship Council, one of the main organs of the United Nations (UN), intended to manage the public authority of trust regions and to lead them to self-government or freedom. The chamber initially consisted of states managing trust domains, lasting individuals from the Security Council that didn't directly confide in regions, and different individuals chosen by the General Assembly.

The Trusteeship Council suspended its procedure on 1 November 1994, a month after the autonomy of Palau, the final United Nations trust in an area. By a goal received on 25 May 1994, the Council changed its principles of technique to drop the commitment to meet every year and consented to meet as event required - by its choice or the choice of its President, or in line with a greater part of its individuals or the General Assembly or the Security Council.

Therefore the answer is True

Additional Information:
There were eleven trust territories under the UN Trusteeship Council: -

> Western Samoa, Tanganyika, Ruanda-Urundi,
> Cameroons under British administration, Cameroons under French administration,
> Togoland under British administration, Togoland under French administration,
> New Guinea Nauru Strategic Trust Territory/ Trust territory of the Pacific Islands, and Italian Somaliland.

Note:
The League of Nations command was a legitimate status for specific regions moved from the control of one nation to another after World War I, or the lawful instruments that contained the universally settled terms for overseeing the region in the interest of the League of Nations.

United Nations trust territories were the replacements of the excess League of Nations commands and appeared when the League of Nations stopped to exist in 1946.