Which of the following is true of the Security Council?
A)Its effectiveness was severely hampered during the Cold War due to the conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union.
B)It is made up of 15 permanent members and 5 nonpermanent members.
C)Resolutions must pass by a two-thirds majority.
D)Its primary responsibility is to coordinate the UN's social and economic programs.
E)All of the above are true.

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During the Cold War, the divisions between the United States and the Soviet Union often led to deadlock and prevented the Security Council from effectively carrying out its duties. The other options are incorrect as the Security Council is made up of 10 nonpermanent and 5 permanent members, resolutions typically require nine votes in favor and no veto from a permanent member, and its primary responsibility is maintaining international peace and security - not coordinating social and economic programs.

Which of the Following Is True of the Security Council