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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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Peaceful mediation and dialogue assistance in disputes
Casting veto
Giving permanent membership
Changing ICJ judgments
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He gave the office an active diplomatic and peace role
He abolished the office
He took veto power
He made the ICJ the General Assembly
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Discourse of anti colonialism and economic justice
Discourse of divine right of kings
Discourse of private war
Discourse of imperial restoration
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Independent policy away from Cold War blocs and decolonization
Only European monarchy
Permanent membership of NATO
Return of the League of Nations
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Developing countries demanded more just global economic relations
Permanent members removed all small countries
UNESCO started war
ICJ printed currency
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It is linked with development and capacity building work
It gives veto in the Security Council
It is the court of the ICJ
It only makes flags
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Making development environment and social justice global agenda along with security
Only war management
Removing human rights
Canceling the UN Charter
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The development agenda became broader and more universal
All development goals ended
The Security Council closed
The UN became limited to Europe
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Recognizing environment as a major issue of global governance
Return of the League of Nations
End of Security Council
Opposition to human rights
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Protection of shared cultural and natural heritage of humanity
Veto power of permanent members
Militarization of refugee camps
End of all languages
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Human welfare and international cooperation
Military conquest
Establishment of monarchy
Veto trade
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It includes representation of governments employers and workers
It includes only soldiers
It includes only judges
It includes only permanent members
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FAO is more linked with food agriculture policy and WFP with food assistance
Both run courts
Both cast veto
Both are military alliances
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Effective communication among countries from diverse regions
Propaganda of only one country
Stopping all translation
Stopping voting in General Assembly
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Showing the world globally rather than from one country centered view
Power of only northern countries
Number of Security Council
Inactivity of Trusteeship Council
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Because Geneva has a UN office and many active international institutions
Because Geneva is a permanent Security Council member
Because Geneva is the UN Charter
Because there is no UN office in New York
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Regular functioning and representative leadership of the General Assembly
End of the Security Council
Militarization of the ICJ
Rebirth of Trusteeship Council
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They guide UN organs on legal questions
They punish all countries
They grant veto power
They appoint peacekeepers
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The Court having no building
State consent and practical difficulty of enforcement
Language policy of General Assembly
UNESCO education plan
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It is linked with balancing state sovereignty and international intervention
It makes all wars compulsory
It makes UNESCO a court
It makes the General Assembly private
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Because current permanent membership is based on the post war power structure
Because the Security Council has no members
Because the General Assembly removed all countries
Because the ICJ created veto
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By seeing contributions in peace human rights development and also veto power politics
By writing only failures
By describing only the flag
By writing only the founding year
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A platform in the General Assembly to voice views and build coalitions
Automatic permanent veto
Private control over Security Council
Control of world army
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Many countries working together on common problems
One country ruling all others
Only secret war
Private trade agreement as everything
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Because it includes peace principles along with the role of major powers and veto system
Because it has no rules
Because it is only a children's book
Because it is the flag of the League of Nations
Question 1HardLevel 6
What kind of role do the Secretary General's good offices show in the UN?
Correct answer: A
Good offices are an example of the Secretary General's diplomatic role. For exams connect it with peace and mediation.
Which discourse became stronger when the number of newly independent countries increased in the UN General Assembly?
Correct answer: A
Newly independent countries raised development and self determination issues in the General Assembly. For exams link it with the voice of the Global South.
What is the main difference in work between FAO and the World Food Programme?
Correct answer: A
The direct answer is A: FAO is mainly connected with food and agriculture policy, knowledge, production, and long-term improvement, while the World Food Programme is mainly connected with providing food assistance during hunger, disasters, conflicts, and emergencies. To understand this from the beginning, FAO means Food and Agriculture Organization. It studies agriculture, fisheries, forests, nutrition, and food systems and helps countries improve them. WFP delivers food, cash, or other assistance to people facing serious food insecurity. Therefore, A correctly distinguishes long-term food and agriculture work from practical emergency assistance. B is wrong because neither organization runs courts; courts belong to judicial institutions. C is wrong because veto power is associated with the permanent members of the UN Security Council, not these agencies. D is wrong because neither is a military alliance; both are connected with the UN system and humanitarian or development work. Memory cue: FAO helps improve food systems; WFP helps people get food when they urgently need it.
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