35. New organization formed at the end of WWII to help
    keep world wide peace help with other problems.

The organization formed at the end of WWII is the United Nations (UN), established in 1945 with the hope of preventing future conflicts and fostering international cooperation. Originally comprising 51 member states, it has grown to include 193 countries, promoting peace, security, and human rights through various programs and agencies.

In real-world applications, the UN plays a crucial role in mediating peace negotiations, sending peacekeeping forces to conflict zones, and coordinating humanitarian aid efforts. It is often involved in major global issues like climate change, health crises, and poverty alleviation, showcasing how international cooperation can address complex challenges.