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General Knowledge

United Nations History

संयुक्त राष्ट्र का इतिहास

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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Medium · Level 10
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  1. World court
  2. International trade rules
  3. Child relief program
  4. Refugee camps
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  1. They are only military organizations
  2. They are departments of the UN General Assembly
  3. They are Bretton Woods institutions and affiliated specialized agencies of the UN
  4. They are police of the League of Nations
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  1. To close all regional organizations
  2. To make regional efforts helpful for peace and security
  3. To run only sports competitions
  4. To impose world currency
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  1. Individual examination result
  2. Commercial advertisement
  3. Authorized advice on legal questions
  4. Football rules
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  1. Both are the same UN organ
  2. ICJ deals only with sports matters
  3. ICC is the UN General Assembly
  4. ICJ handles state disputes while ICC is linked with serious crimes by individuals
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  1. In case of armed attack
  2. In case of speech competition
  3. In case of school examination
  4. In case of cultural festival
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  1. To expand the World Heritage List
  2. To respond to threats to peace and security
  3. To open schools
  4. To give sports awards
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  1. Permanent veto member
  2. President of the Security Council
  3. A state that is not a full member but can participate in some meetings
  4. Judge of the Trusteeship Council
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  1. Permanent member
  2. Secretary-General post
  3. International Court member
  4. Non-member observer state
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  1. Non-member observer state
  2. Permanent Security Council member
  3. World Bank branch
  4. Trust territory
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  1. January
  2. September
  3. March
  4. June
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  1. Every ten years
  2. Only among permanent members
  3. By monthly rotation
  4. By election of the Secretary-General
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  1. Nine
  2. Five
  3. Fifteen
  4. Two
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  1. Because they are General Assembly presidents
  2. Because their negative vote can become a veto
  3. Because they are ICJ judges
  4. Because they are only translators
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  1. Because it decides on UN expenses and contributions
  2. Because it directly sends soldiers to war
  3. Because it makes judges kings
  4. Because it closes all languages
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  1. Alphabetical order
  2. Capacity to pay
  3. Flag colour
  4. Length of General Assembly speech
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  1. A private agreement of only two countries
  2. A single country's decision alone
  3. Many countries working together on global problems
  4. All countries closing trade
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  1. Because all agencies do exactly the same work
  2. Because no country is a member
  3. Because there are no global problems
  4. Because different agencies have different mandates resources and priorities
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  1. Giving warnings and mediation initiatives on global crises
  2. Printing world currency
  3. Crowning kings
  4. Organizing the World Cup
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  1. A country with little contribution
  2. A major troop and police contributing country
  3. Permanent veto member
  4. Host of UN headquarters
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  1. World Heritage List
  2. UNESCO syllabus
  3. Security Council reform and representation
  4. Human Rights Day
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  1. That it has no member countries
  2. That it is only a city organization
  3. That it has no Charter
  4. That great power politics often limits decisions
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  1. Because its work extends to peace development human rights and humanitarian aid
  2. Because it has no development work
  3. Because it is only a sports body
  4. Because it is only a court
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  1. Memorizing only dates
  2. Understanding the Charter institutions aims limits and achievements together
  3. Studying only the flag colour
  4. Memorizing only the headquarters address
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  1. They can guide UN organs on legal questions
  2. They end the Security Council veto
  3. They close the General Assembly
  4. They turn all agencies into armies

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