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General Knowledge

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. Human Rights Day 10 December and United Nations Day 24 October
  2. Human Rights Day 24 October and United Nations Day 10 December
  3. Both on 5 June
  4. Both on 1 May
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  1. Education science culture and heritage protection
  2. Enforcing military sanctions
  3. Conducting Security Council voting
  4. Fighting state cases in the Court
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  1. Giving emergency help to children after war
  2. Creating a permanent army
  3. Abolishing the Security Council
  4. Fixing world trade taxes
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  1. Because it is linked with global health cooperation and disease control
  2. Because it only gives sports awards
  3. Because it runs the Court
  4. Because it holds veto power
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  1. Cooperation related to food security agriculture and nutrition
  2. Deciding international legal disputes
  3. Sending peacekeepers
  4. Blocking resolutions by veto
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  1. Labour standards and workers' rights
  2. Space war
  3. Pirate operations
  4. Film censorship
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  1. Protection of people displaced by war and crisis
  2. Sale of cinema tickets
  3. Football league management
  4. Private bank loans
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  1. Global environmental protection and sustainable development
  2. Expansion of the Security Council
  3. Drafting the human rights declaration
  4. Reorganization of the League of Nations
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  1. They expanded the development agenda to social economic and environmental dimensions
  2. They ended the United Nations
  3. They created only military alliances
  4. They abolished veto power
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  1. Peacekeeping helps stop conflict and support stability not conquest
  2. Peacekeeping aims to create new empires
  3. Peacekeeping is only sports practice
  4. Peacekeeping runs a trading company
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  1. Because they are identified by UN blue helmets or berets
  2. Because they work only at sea
  3. Because they are only not police
  4. Because they are sports teams
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  1. Formal equality of small and large countries
  2. Big countries get ten votes
  3. Small countries have no right to speak
  4. Only permanent members vote
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  1. The Security Council recommends and the General Assembly decides
  2. The Secretary General alone admits members
  3. UNESCO blocks membership
  4. The International Court votes
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  1. India has been a founding member and active contributor to peacekeeping
  2. India has never been a member
  3. India has only been an observer
  4. India rejected the UN Charter
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  1. Superpower disagreements often made decisions difficult
  2. The Security Council completely ended
  3. All countries got veto power
  4. The General Assembly left New York
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  1. General Assembly resolutions are mostly recommendatory while some Security Council decisions can be binding
  2. General Assembly resolutions always declare war
  3. All Security Council decisions are sports rules
  4. There is no voting in the General Assembly
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  1. They are autonomous bodies created by separate agreements and linked with the UN
  2. They are only sports clubs
  3. They remove all countries from the UN
  4. They are permanent members of the Security Council
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  1. Many specialized agencies and offices being in cities like Geneva
  2. UN headquarters being in Delhi
  3. Security Council being in The Hague
  4. General Assembly being in Rome
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  1. The UN is a global organization while NATO is a military alliance
  2. Both are the same organization
  3. NATO is the court of the UN
  4. The UN is only a regional army
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  1. The World Bank is a specialized agency linked with the UN system but not a principal organ of the UN
  2. The World Bank is another name for the Security Council
  3. The World Bank only sends soldiers
  4. The World Bank elects the General Assembly president
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  1. Trusteeship Council
  2. International Court of Justice
  3. Secretariat
  4. Secretary General office
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  1. Permanent members of the Security Council and veto holding countries
  2. All small countries of the General Assembly
  3. Official languages of the UN
  4. Trust territories
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  1. It is a global forum formed after war for peace cooperation human rights and development
  2. It is only the parliament of one country
  3. It is only a trading company
  4. It is only a sports organization
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  1. Protection of human dignity and equal rights
  2. Only increasing trade profit
  3. Establishing monarchy in all countries
  4. Running world sports competitions
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  1. Two years
  2. One year
  3. Five years
  4. Ten years

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