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United Nations History

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In Class 10 General Knowledge under the World History chapter, students learn about the historical background to the establishment of the United Nations after the Second World War. The topic explains why international cooperation was needed, how the organisation was formed, and its early purpose of promoting peace, security, and cooperation among nations.

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  1. Suggesting the basic institutional framework of the UN
  2. Adopting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  3. Declaring the Sustainable Development Goals
  4. Abolishing the International Court of Justice
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  1. Place of the annual General Assembly session
  2. Voting and veto system of permanent members
  3. Date of UNESCO foundation
  4. Suspension of the Trusteeship Council
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  1. The first meeting of the League of Nations was held there
  2. The World Bank was closed there
  3. The UN Charter was finalized and signed there
  4. The Cold War ended there
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  1. Enforcement first and signing later
  2. Both on 10 December
  3. Both on 1 January
  4. Signed on 26 June and enforced on 24 October
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  1. It stressed wider membership and a security mechanism
  2. It suggested excluding all member states
  3. It led to a Europe only organization
  4. It suggested ending all courts
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  1. It refused membership
  2. It signed later yet was counted as an original member
  3. It became a permanent Security Council member
  4. It became the UN headquarters
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  1. Only a treaty of kings
  2. Only a military alliance
  3. Treating the peoples of the world as central to peace and cooperation
  4. A list of trade taxes
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  1. Equal population of all countries
  2. Equal military strength of all countries
  3. Same currency of all countries
  4. Legal equality of member states
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  1. They are mostly recommendatory and morally important
  2. They always declare war
  3. They close every national parliament
  4. They are final judgments of the court
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  1. Because they make sports rules
  2. Because the Charter gives it special authority in peace and security matters
  3. Because the Secretary General writes them alone
  4. Because they are only cultural awards
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  1. Ten permanent and five non permanent
  2. Five permanent and five non permanent
  3. Five permanent and ten non permanent
  4. Fifteen permanent and zero non permanent
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  1. Permanent members decreased to two
  2. The General Assembly ended
  3. All countries got veto power
  4. Non permanent members increased from six to ten
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  1. A permanent member can prevent an important resolution from passing
  2. Every General Assembly vote becomes two
  3. New members join automatically
  4. The International Court closes
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  1. UNESCO recommends and the Secretary General appoints
  2. The Security Council recommends and the General Assembly appoints
  3. The Court recommends and the World Bank appoints
  4. The Secretariat votes by itself
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  1. Both only run health programs
  2. The Court makes heritage lists and the Council runs education
  3. The Court handles legal disputes and the Council handles peace and security
  4. The Court grants veto and the Council hears cases
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  1. The UN headquarters is also in The Hague
  2. The Security Council sits in Rome
  3. The General Assembly is in Delhi
  4. The UN headquarters is in New York but the Court is in The Hague
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  1. Guiding trust territories toward self government and independence
  2. Increasing the Security Council veto
  3. Running the World Health Organization
  4. Fixing Human Rights Day
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  1. It ended the Security Council
  2. It was the last trust territory after which the Council suspended regular work
  3. It created the UN Charter
  4. It adopted the human rights declaration
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  1. Because it holds veto power
  2. Because it declares war
  3. Because it links economic social development and agency cooperation
  4. Because it appoints the Secretary General
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  1. Both are exactly the same
  2. A specialized agency is always a Security Council member
  3. A principal organ is a sports body
  4. A specialized agency is linked by separate agreement while a principal organ is part of the Charter structure
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  1. Arabic Chinese English French Russian Spanish
  2. Hindi Bengali Tamil Telugu Marathi Gujarati
  3. German Italian Portuguese Dutch Greek Latin
  4. Japanese Korean Persian Turkish Urdu Swahili
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  1. It changed the UN headquarters
  2. It made language representation wider
  3. It abolished veto power
  4. It created the Trusteeship Council
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  1. Because it is the Security Council veto
  2. Because it is a World Cup rule
  3. Because it became a global moral standard for human rights
  4. Because it is only a trade tax list
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  1. Both 24 October
  2. Both 10 December
  3. Human Rights Day 5 June and UN Day 1 May
  4. Human Rights Day 10 December and UN Day 24 October
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  1. Superpower rivalry and veto made decisions difficult
  2. The Security Council completely ended
  3. The General Assembly got veto power
  4. The International Court became an army

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