The name United Nations was coined by:
Correct answer: B. F.D Roosevelt
- A. Stalin
- B. F.D Roosevelt
- C. Winston Churchill
- D. Austin Mills
Explanation
Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced the term “United Nations” in the 1942 Declaration by United Nations, which was signed by the Allied states opposing the Axis powers. Churchill later used and popularised the expression, but Roosevelt coined it in this diplomatic context.
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