What is the role of the General Assembly of the United Nations?
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A. To give every member country a voice in UN decision making
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B. To provide funding for programs that benefit western Europe
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C. To organize UN members into effective military alliances
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D. To give powerful countries a greater influence over the United
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The answer is Option A: To give every member country a voice in UN decision making.

Explanation:

The main representative organ of the United Nations is the General Assembly. All 193 of the member states are part of the General Assembly. The General Assembly is a forum that countries use for deliberation and policy-making. Countries can engage in multilateral discussions on peace and security through the General Assembly.  The admission of new members to the General Assembly requires a two-thirds majority. Budget matters also need a two-thirds majority to be approved. The other decisions voted on by General Assembly members only require a simple majority.

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