What term describes a negotiated deal between two nations or groups to resolve a conflict?

• A. Trench Warfare
• B. Unemployed
• C. Treaty
• D. United Nations

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is a formal, negotiated agreement that ends or resolves a conflict. A treaty is exactly that: a formal, binding agreement reached through negotiation between parties—often governments or other groups—that spells out what each side will do, such as ceasefire terms, boundary arrangements, security guarantees, or trade rules. Because it is negotiated, written, and usually ratified, it carries legal weight and helps ensure both sides follow through.

The other terms don’t fit the concept. Trench warfare refers to a style of fighting in war, not an agreement. Unemployed describes a person without work, not a diplomatic instrument. The United Nations is an international organization that can facilitate peace talks or monitor agreements, but the negotiated deal itself is the treaty.