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How did the United States respond to the creation of the United Nations? It joined the United Nations by the Allies as a part of the peace treaty ending World War II.

It became the central location in New York City, which created many jobs and finally brought an end to the Great Depression.

It became an integral part of an organization dedicated to maintaining international peace and security.

It refused to join the organization due to political opposition, much like the League of Nations after World War I

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