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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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Medium · Level 60 · p5,security-council,postwar-order
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  1. Because they were major powers after the war
  2. Because they were small island countries
  3. Because they were not members of the UN
  4. Because they had no responsibility
Medium · Level 60 · veto,p5,security-council
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  1. A permanent member can block an important resolution
  2. General Assembly can remove every country
  3. Secretary General can declare war
  4. ICJ can send army
Medium · Level 60 · security-council,non-permanent-members,un
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  1. One year
  2. Two years
  3. Five years
  4. Ten years
Medium · Level 60 · security-council,peace-security,sanctions
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  1. Because they can relate to peace security sanctions and peacekeeping
  2. Because they only make sports rules
  3. Because they print every country's currency
  4. Because they make school syllabi
Medium · Level 60 · united nations,international court of justice,security council,international law,peace and security,world history
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  1. The ICJ settles legal disputes between states, whereas the Security Council works to maintain international peace and security.
  2. The ICJ conducts peacekeeping operations, whereas the Security Council decides legal disputes between states.
  3. The ICJ runs humanitarian relief programmes, whereas the Security Council makes global health regulations.
  4. Both the ICJ and the Security Council are UN specialized agencies that work only on development projects.
Medium · Level 60 · icj,judges,general-assembly
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  1. Only Secretary General
  2. General Assembly and Security Council
  3. Only UNICEF
  4. Only World Bank
Medium · Level 60 · trusteeship-council,un-organs,history
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  1. Because its work regarding trust territories has been completed
  2. Because the United Nations ended
  3. Because the General Assembly closed
  4. Because ICJ sent it to war
Medium · Level 60 · ecosoc,development,social-cooperation
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  1. Economic social and development cooperation
  2. Only military attacks
  3. Only legal cases
  4. Only flag design
Medium · Level 60 · secretariat,secretary-general,un-administration
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  1. To handle daily work and administration of the UN
  2. To run courts in all countries
  3. To create a world army
  4. To abolish the General Assembly
Medium · Level 60 · secretary-general,un-role,diplomacy
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  1. Because the person can draw world attention to peace human rights and cooperation
  2. Because the person is king of every country
  3. Because the person gives veto in Security Council
  4. Because the person is an ICJ judge
Medium · Level 60 · trygve-lie,secretary-general,un-history
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  1. He was the first Secretary General of the United Nations
  2. He was the first ICJ judge
  3. He was the founding head of UNESCO
  4. He was the first veto member of the Security Council
Medium · Level 60 · dag-hammarskjold,secretary-general,peacekeeping
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  1. Active peace diplomacy as UN Secretary General
  2. Last president of League of Nations
  3. First director of UNESCO
  4. Permanent member of Security Council
Medium · Level 60 · udhr,human-rights,un-achievements
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  1. It set a global standard for human dignity and basic rights
  2. It closed the Security Council
  3. It created the League of Nations
  4. It immediately ended all wars
Medium · Level 60 · udhr,general-assembly,human-rights
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  1. Security Council
  2. United Nations General Assembly
  3. International Court of Justice
  4. Secretariat
Medium · Level 60 · eleanor-roosevelt,udhr,human-rights
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  1. Drafting of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  2. Veto in the Security Council
  3. End of Trusteeship Council
  4. Design of the UN flag
Medium · Level 60 · peacekeeping,collective-security,un-charter
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  1. Peacekeeping helps calm conflicts while collective security can involve joint action against aggression
  2. Both are only education programs
  3. Both are only court decisions
  4. Both have no relation to peace
Medium · Level 60 · UNTSO,UN peacekeeping,United Nations history,World History,General Knowledge,Class 10 MCQ
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  1. United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
  2. UNICEF education programme
  3. UNESCO World Heritage List
  4. World Food Programme
Medium · Level 60 · korean-war,collective-security,un-history
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  1. Collective military action occurred under Security Council authority
  2. The UN ended itself
  3. The General Assembly expelled all countries
  4. The ICJ created an army
Medium · Level 60 · suez-crisis,peacekeeping,unef
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  1. The creation of a UN Emergency Force strengthened peacekeeping
  2. The UN created the League of Nations
  3. The Security Council ended
  4. The ICJ moved to New York
Medium · Level 60 · decolonization,self-determination,un-history
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  1. The UN provided a platform for self government and self determination
  2. The UN restored all colonies
  3. The UN gave rights only to European kings
  4. The UN had no relation with colonialism