Unmod vs Mod
Vocab
Vocab 2
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100

A motion where you can walk wherever you would like and talk to whoever you want to.

What is a unmoderated caucus?

100

The person that leads the conference and acts as the judge.

What is a dias?

100

A motion that allows you to move around and speak to other delegates.

What is a unmoderated caucus?

100

A island nation in East Asia, known for technology and beautiful natural scenery.

What is Japan?

100

Founded on October 24, 1945, the United Nations was created immediately after this conflict.

What is World War II?

200

A motion where speakers are chosen over a specific topic.

What is a moderated caucus?


200

A respresentative for a country.

What is a delegate?

200

A correction on the dias on procedure.

What is a point of order?

200
A South American nation known for the Amazon rainforest and for speaking Portuguese.

What is Brazil?

200

The internation body which served as the precurser to the United Nation and was dissolved due to it being completely ineffective.

What is the League of Nations?

300

A motion which requires a speaking time and a total time.

What is a moderated caucus?


300

Notes passed from delegate to delegate.

What is a chit?

300

A personal question to the dias.

What is a point of privilege?

300

A landlocked European nations known for hosting the UN Headquarters in Geneva.

What is Switzerland?


300

In 1948, the UN General Assembly adopted the landmark global policy spearheaded by Eleanor Roosevelt. 

What is the Universal Decleration of Human Rights (UDHR)?

400

A motion where you should form bloc and start writing a paper.

What is a unmoderated caucus?


400

The sign which distinguishes you from other delegates, identifies your member-state, and is used to count votes.

What is a placard?

400

A paper written before the conference to establish your stances and help with research.

What is a position paper?

400

The most recent member state to join the United Nations, joining in 2011.

What is South Sudan?

400

A series of wars from 1803-1815 in Europe which changed the political framework of France.

What are the Napoleanic Wars?

500

A motion at the beginning of the conference which has a specific speaking time without a topic.

What is the speaker's list?

500

A list of delegates that would like to see your resolution paper debated on the floor. 

What are signatories?

500
A paper that is being worked on in blocs but has not become a resolution yet.

What is a working paper?

500

A double-lanclocked Asian member-state, known for its impact in the Silk Roads and one of two double-landlocked states in the world.

What is Uzbekistan?

500

A rebellion in France in 1832 to attempt to overthrow the French monarch, this event was memorialized by Victor Hugo in his 1862 novel Les Misérables.

What is the June Rebellion?

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