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When member nations vote to authorize the United Nations to take action,
what is that legal permission called?
○ A. An agency
B. A declaration
O C. A sovereignty
D. A mandate
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Final answer:

A mandate is the legal permission member nations grant the United Nations to take action.


Explanation:

A mandate is the legal permission granted by member nations to the United Nations to take action. This authorization allows the UN to intervene in various situations, such as to stop acts of aggression or threats to peace.


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