Did the US help organize the United Nations?

Question

Did the US help organize the United Nations?

Answer 1

Help? We invented it.

Answer 2

Yep, and guess who paid for most of it and,  still owes on it, u got it the US. Makes u wonder if we could move it somewhere else and sell the land to pay the debt. If we could just collect on the parking tickets by the diplomats we could cut it in half

Answer 3

Yes and so did others

In 1945, representatives of 50 countries met in San Francisco at the United Nations Conference on International Organization to draw up the United Nations Charter. Those delegates deliberated on the basis of proposals worked out by the representatives of China, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and the United States at Dumbarton Oaks, United States in August-October 1944. The Charter was signed on 26 June 1945 by the representatives of the 50 countries

Answer 4

Yes, along with the British government as a way for the new world order agenda.  It has more to do with fascism and commerce and less about peace and justice.

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Answer 5

In many respects... it created the United Nations.  It is a very critical story you may want to read in a good history.

Answer 6

Look up the league of nations.  This was after WW1

Then look up Eleanor Roosevelt, and what she did after WWII.

Then research the funding provided to the U.N. to get started, and stary started.  (We funded the majority then and now)

Answer 7

yes , they did after WW 2

Answer 8

Sure.

Answer 9

President Wilson was the master mind.  The United States is the one who invented and pushed for its creation after WWII. He didn't want more wars and he didn't like the unfair sanctions on Germany after WWI. He believed that the super powers should be able to stop and handle world politics and end up in war as a last resort. He was a genius and a great president.

Answer 10

Woodrow Willson developed the first idea for an international tribunal so as to avoid another conflict on a global scale (WWI). Unfortunately, Wilson was unable to gain the majority of congressman needed to adopot the 14 points (his strategy for a "UN"). So, without its inventor, the League of Nations was born. But without the United States and a still heavily divided Europe the League failed. Shortly after WWII, the UN was born in San Francisco on April 25, 1945 with the UN Conference. The term United Nations was coined by a US president, FDR. Almost anyone you talk to who works in Diplomacy can tell you that the US has had a testy relationship with the UN. It is its most powerful member, among the "big five" who comprise the Security Council; the US, France, England, China and Russia. Also the UN is located in New York City but the UN remains sovereign of domestic laws, (such as smoking indoors, which you can do in the UN). They also have their own police (recognizable by the powder blue uniforms), ambulance service and banking. If you ever get a chance to visit the HQ, do so.

Answer 11

Yes, they  ( we) did.