Introduction
What was the name of the war between US and USSR without combating after WW2?
The Cold War.
When did the United Nations created?
In April 1945.
Where is the International Court of Justice?
In Hague (Netherlands)
Which country played a key role in drafting the UN Charter?
Canada
What’s the two superpower that build up bipolar world?
The US and Soviet Union
When did Canada enter a period of economic prosperity?
In the end of WWII, for Canadian soldiers returned home from overseas.
Who led to create the United Nations?
Britain,the Soviet Union, and the United States.
What were the five permanent members?
China France USSR UK US
Who played a key role in solving some problems faced by the UN?
Lester B. Pearson
What a kind of weapon that play a important role in the cold war?
Nuclear weapons.
What influenced the civil rights of black Canadians, Indigenous Peoples, and women in Canada?
By the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.
Compare with UN what did the leagal of Nation leak of?
Because The League had no military power of its own.
What does veto powers mean?
The power to block any decision directly.
What prize did the Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson received?
the Nobel Peace Prize.
What’s the two basics essential in the cold war?
Containment and the domino theory.
What methods did countries use to confront each other during the Cold War?
Through propaganda, espionage (spying), and politics.
What agencies are included in the United Nations humanitarian agencies？
UNICEF,WHO,ILO
What are the main roles and purposes of the General Assembly?
Discuss and make recommendations to affect world peace.
How did the Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson receive the prize?
Through his contribution in resolving the Suez Crisis.
What the Us worry about the communism ?
One country will be pulled into the communist camp one by one once a country nearby them start.
Why is the decade after the end of World War II referred to as the "swinging sixties."?
Because of significant changes in the economy, politics, and culture of Canada.
What are the four goals of the United Nations?
Keeping world peace; encouraging cooperation among nations; defending human rights; and improving the standard of living for all nations.
Why did the United Nations establish the Security Council?
To maintain world peace, have the power to force the UN members carry out its decisions.
What were Canada’s contributions in peacekeeping efforts?
Being an active supporter of the United Nations and playing an important role in both the General Assembly and on the Security Council.
Explain the new power structure that the cold war base on?
Germany no longer existed, Italy was crushed, and Britain was in much weaker.