The primary purpose of the United Nations Security Council is to:
Correct answer: A. Maintain international peace and security
- A. Maintain international peace and security
- B. Manage the global monetary system
- C. Administer national elections in member states
- D. Set uniform tax rates for international companies
Explanation
The Security Council has primary responsibility within the United Nations system for maintaining international peace and security. The International Monetary Fund deals with monetary and financial matters, while elections and taxation generally remain national responsibilities.
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