What was the first generally recognized international organization?
Correct answer: C. Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine
- A. Organization of American States
- B. League of Nations
- C. Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine
- D. World Trade Organization
Explanation
The Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine, created by the Congress of Vienna in 1815, is commonly regarded as the first permanent international organization. The League of Nations and later bodies were established much afterward.
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