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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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Expert · Level 61 · yalta conference,veto,p5
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  1. It created UNESCO
  2. It fixed the special role of major powers in the Security Council
  3. It ended the General Assembly
  4. It moved the ICJ to New York
Expert · Level 61 · un charter,24 october,un day
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  1. Because the human rights declaration was made that day
  2. Because the League of Nations was formed that day
  3. Because the UN legally began to function that day
  4. Because the World Bank closed that day
Expert · Level 61 · un charter,purposes,principles
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  1. Purposes relate only to flag and principles only to building
  2. Purposes close agencies and principles start war
  3. Purposes only show membership number and principles only show language
  4. Purposes state goals and principles guide member state conduct
Expert · Level 61 · sovereign equality,general assembly,one vote
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  1. Equal vote in the General Assembly reflects formal equality of member states
  2. Equal vote is given only to permanent members
  3. Sovereign equality abolishes veto
  4. One country one vote is a permanent Security Council seat
Expert · Level 61 · security council,primary responsibility,peace
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  1. It deals only with education
  2. It has primary responsibility for international peace and security
  3. It makes the World Heritage List
  4. It renames all agencies
Expert · Level 61 · general assembly,resolutions,un powers
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  1. It can shape world opinion but most resolutions are not binding
  2. It can send armies in every war
  3. It exercises veto
  4. It gives final judgment in all legal disputes
Expert · Level 61 · veto,security council,korean war
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  1. Absence always ends the Charter
  2. Veto is a negative vote while absence is not a negative vote
  3. Absence closes the General Assembly
  4. Veto is used only by the Secretary-General
Expert · Level 61 · uniting for peace,general assembly,veto
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  1. Giving the General Assembly an active role when the Security Council is blocked
  2. Giving veto power to the Secretariat
  3. Giving military command to the Trusteeship Council
  4. Turning UNESCO into a court
Expert · Level 61 · p5,security council reform,power politics
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  1. It gives equal veto to all countries
  2. It still gives special rights to a post-war power structure
  3. It makes the General Assembly a full court
  4. It closes UNESCO
Expert · Level 61 · collective security,league of nations,un history
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  1. It imagined a more organized international response to threats to peace
  2. It asked all countries to remain isolated
  3. It made world war compulsory
  4. It created only cultural programs
Expert · Level 61 · peacekeeping,enforcement,un charter
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  1. Peacekeeping is generally consent-based while enforcement action can be coercive pressure
  2. Both are only education schemes
  3. Both are human rights declarations
  4. Both are ICJ opinions
Expert · Level 61 · suez crisis,unef,peacekeeping
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  1. The UN developed peacekeeping as a practical tool
  2. The UN ended the Charter
  3. The General Assembly got veto power
  4. The ICJ ran the World Bank
Expert · Level 61 · korean war,veto,security council
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  1. Because Soviet absence allowed Security Council resolutions to pass
  2. Because China closed the General Assembly
  3. Because UNESCO sent troops
  4. Because the ICJ used veto
Expert · Level 61 · congo crisis,decolonization,peacekeeping
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  1. Combination of decolonization Cold War and peacekeeping
  2. Only World Heritage protection
  3. Only health vaccination
  4. Only budget voting
Expert · Level 61 · rwanda,bosnia,un limitations
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  1. Weakness in timely and effective intervention in some cases
  2. Excessive language translation
  3. Success of the World Heritage List
  4. Too much education debate in the General Assembly
Expert · Level 61 · udhr,human rights,global standards
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  1. It created a universal language and standards of human rights
  2. It ended the Security Council
  3. It made the World Bank a court
  4. It prevented the Charter from coming into force
Expert · Level 61 · udhr,genocide convention,human rights
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  1. Both were important parts of the post-war human rights order
  2. Both were veto lists of the Security Council
  3. Both were World Bank loan schemes
  4. Both were sports rules of the League of Nations
Expert · Level 61 · decolonization,general assembly,self determination
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  1. The General Assembly gave broad moral-political support while the Security Council focused on peace and security
  2. The General Assembly used veto power
  3. The Security Council created World Heritage lists
  4. Neither had any relation
Expert · Level 61 · 1960 declaration,decolonization,self determination
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  1. It openly challenged the legitimacy of colonial rule
  2. It made colonialism permanent
  3. It cancelled the UN Charter
  4. It gave veto to all countries
Expert · Level 61 · trusteeship council,palau,decolonization
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  1. Because the main work of guiding trust territories to self-government or independence was completed
  2. Because the Security Council ended
  3. Because the World Bank closed
  4. Because no member remained in the General Assembly