The powers afforded to various members vary greatly.

Only democratic countries are admitted, excluding a large portion of the world’s peoples.

Countries are required to pay a portion of their gross domestic product to the maintenance of the UN’s peacekeeping forces.

None of these answers are correct; the UN has never been accused of being undemocratic.

All of these answers are correct.

Soviet Union

British Empire

Austro-Hungarian Empire

Roman Empire

Yugoslavia

1990s

1980s

1970s

1960s

1930s

NATO

EU

Warsaw Pact

NAFTA

CSTO

World War I

the Napoleonic Wars

the Great Depression

World War II

the Cold War

The European Coal and Steel Community

The League of Nations

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

The Warsaw Pact

The European Arts and Culture Commission

The United States was not a member because Congress refused to ratify the treaty

The United States was not a member because President Woodrow Wilson refused to sign the treaty

The European imperial powers were excluded by the United States who wanted to bring to an end the era of imperialism

Only Western countries were admitted, giving the League of Nations an extreme Eurocentric bias

None of these answers are correct; The League of Nations functioned very effectively during the interwar years

European Union (EU)

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

African Union (AU)

Commonweath of Independent States (CIS)

the Second World War

the Cold War

the Great Depression

the First World War

the Napoleonic Wars

The Treaty of Maastricht

The Treaty of Paris

The Treaty of Rome

The Treaty of Wittenberg

The Treaty of Brussels