Question

how did the united nations respond to the korean war? by sending forces to support south korea through economic sanctions on both koreas by ignoring the conflict by holding a global peace summit

Explanation:

When North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, the United Nations (specifically the UN Security Council) passed resolutions. One key action was authorizing a UN - led coalition force. This force was mainly composed of U.S. troops but also had contributions from other UN member states. The purpose was to support South Korea against the North Korean invasion. Economic sanctions on both Koreas were not the main response. Ignoring the conflict is incorrect as the UN took action. A global peace summit was not the immediate response in the way described in the options. The most direct and historical response was sending forces to support South Korea.

Answer:

By sending forces to support South Korea