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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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Hard · Level 61 · un-headquarters,geneva,new-york
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  1. Because Geneva has a UN office and many active international institutions
  2. Because Geneva is a permanent Security Council member
  3. Because Geneva is the UN Charter
  4. Because there is no UN office in New York
Hard · Level 61 · general-assembly,president,un-procedure
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  1. Regular functioning and representative leadership of the General Assembly
  2. End of the Security Council
  3. Militarization of the ICJ
  4. Rebirth of Trusteeship Council
Hard · Level 61 · icj,advisory-opinion,international-law
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  1. They guide UN organs on legal questions
  2. They punish all countries
  3. They grant veto power
  4. They appoint peacekeepers
Hard · Level 61 · icj,international-law,enforcement
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  1. The Court having no building
  2. State consent and practical difficulty of enforcement
  3. Language policy of General Assembly
  4. UNESCO education plan
Hard · Level 61 · un-charter,domestic-jurisdiction,sovereignty
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  1. It is linked with balancing state sovereignty and international intervention
  2. It makes all wars compulsory
  3. It makes UNESCO a court
  4. It makes the General Assembly private
Hard · Level 61 · security-council-reform,representation,un-criticism
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  1. Because current permanent membership is based on the post war power structure
  2. Because the Security Council has no members
  3. Because the General Assembly removed all countries
  4. Because the ICJ created veto
Hard · Level 61 · un-achievements,un-limitations,evaluation
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  1. By seeing contributions in peace human rights development and also veto power politics
  2. By writing only failures
  3. By describing only the flag
  4. By writing only the founding year
Hard · Level 61 · small-states,general-assembly,multilateralism
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  1. A platform in the General Assembly to voice views and build coalitions
  2. Automatic permanent veto
  3. Private control over Security Council
  4. Control of world army
Hard · Level 61 · multilateralism,un-cooperation,world-history
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  1. Many countries working together on common problems
  2. One country ruling all others
  3. Only secret war
  4. Private trade agreement as everything
Hard · Level 61 · un-charter,political-compromise,security-council
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  1. Because it includes peace principles along with the role of major powers and veto system
  2. Because it has no rules
  3. Because it is only a children's book
  4. Because it is the flag of the League of Nations
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,atlantic_charter
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  1. It strengthened principles like postwar peace cooperation and self determination
  2. It abolished the Security Council
  3. It fixed Human Rights Day
  4. It made The Hague the UN headquarters
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,declaration_1942
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  1. For a future sports body
  2. For the group of Allies against the Axis powers
  3. For the old name of the European Union
  4. For a branch of the World Bank
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,dumbarton_oaks
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  1. They listed the Sustainable Development Goals
  2. They adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  3. They outlined the structure and organs of the future organization
  4. They fixed the blue helmet of peacekeepers
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,yalta_conference
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  1. Uniform of peacekeepers
  2. Headquarters of UNESCO
  3. Name of WHO
  4. Voting and veto arrangement of permanent members
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,san_francisco
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  1. The UN Charter was finalized and signed there
  2. The League of Nations was first formed there
  3. The Cold War ended there
  4. The Sustainable Development Goals began there
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,charter_ratification
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  1. Ratification by only one small country
  2. Permission of all non member countries
  3. Ratification by the five permanent members and required majority
  4. Approval only by the International Court of Justice
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,founding_members
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  1. Poland signed later but was counted as an original member
  2. Poland chose to remain outside the UN
  3. Poland became a permanent Security Council member
  4. Poland became the UN headquarters
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,league_failure
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  1. Only Europe should be made member
  2. More effective collective security and wider cooperation are necessary
  3. There should be no international rules
  4. All judicial bodies should be removed
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,preamble
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  1. Military conquest centered view
  2. Trade tax centered view
  3. People centered international peace view
  4. View of divine right of kings
Hard · Level 63 · world_history,united_nations,sovereign_equality
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  1. Every member state is considered legally equal
  2. Every country has equal population
  3. Every country has equal army
  4. Every country has the same currency