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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. Providing relief to war-affected children
  2. Voting in the Security Council
  3. Running the World Bank
  4. Governing trust territories
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  1. Food agriculture and hunger
  2. Border war
  3. Judicial appeal
  4. Language translation
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  1. Labour rights and better working conditions
  2. Lineage of kings
  3. Maritime empire
  4. Military conquest
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  1. Refugees and displacement
  2. Space travel
  3. Tax collection
  4. Sports events
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  1. It symbolizes the global diplomatic center of the UN
  2. It is the battlefield of all wars
  3. It is the location of the ICJ
  4. It was the League of Nations headquarters
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  1. Because it has a major UN office and many agencies
  2. Because the General Assembly always meets there
  3. Because it has a permanent Security Council seat
  4. Because the UN Charter came into force there
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  1. The UN created a stronger arrangement like the Security Council
  2. The UN was never formed
  3. The League was formed after the Second World War
  4. The UN was limited only to Europe
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  1. To make multilingual international communication easier
  2. To end all languages
  3. To impose one country's language
  4. To close the Court
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  1. Worldwide peace and cooperation
  2. Military victory and occupation
  3. Colonies and taxes
  4. Trade monopoly
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  1. Superpower differences often blocked the Security Council
  2. The General Assembly ended
  3. UNESCO became a war organization
  4. The ICJ moved to New York
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  1. Seeing aggression against one member as a threat to wider peace
  2. Leaving every country alone
  3. Only increasing trade taxes
  4. Closing all agencies
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  1. Protecting international peace and sovereignty
  2. Colonial expansion
  3. Military conquest
  4. Creating world currency
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  1. So that disputes do not turn into wars
  2. So that trade stops
  3. So that monarchy returns
  4. So that education ends
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  1. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted on this day
  2. The UN Charter came into force on this day
  3. The Security Council was formed on this day
  4. The World Bank closed on this day
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  1. Because the UN Charter came into force on that day
  2. Because UNESCO was created that day
  3. Because the World Bank closed that day
  4. Because the League of Nations was formed that day
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  1. Poland signed later and was counted as an original member
  2. Only five countries formed it
  3. All countries joined on one day
  4. There were no original members
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  1. Because India was associated with the UN Charter from the founding period
  2. Because India was a permanent Security Council member
  3. Because India built the UN headquarters
  4. Because India closed the League of Nations
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  1. P5
  2. G7
  3. SAARC
  4. OPEC
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  1. Because of debates over representation veto and permanent membership
  2. Because it is an education body
  3. Because it is a World Heritage list
  4. Because it is a sports federation
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  1. They connect goals like development poverty health education and environment
  2. They are only a military treaty
  3. They close the Security Council
  4. They are the return of the League of Nations
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  1. An effort to set global targets on poverty and development challenges
  2. An effort to create military colonies
  3. An effort to increase veto power
  4. An effort to give the Trusteeship Council a new war
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  1. Because in crises many agencies work together on food health shelter and protection
  2. Because only one soldier decides
  3. Because no agency exists
  4. Because humanitarian work is a sports competition
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  1. Because it sets the UN purposes organs principles and rules
  2. Because it is only a map
  3. Because it is not a historical document
  4. Because it is only a sports rulebook
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  1. It is linked with protecting international peace and state sovereignty
  2. It allows every country to start war
  3. It applies only to sports rules
  4. It ends human rights
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  1. Principal organs are the Charter's core structure while specialized agencies work in specific fields
  2. Both are only names of the Security Council
  3. Specialized agencies are courts and principal organs are schools
  4. Both are private bodies unrelated to the UN

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