Establishment of the United Nations
UN Charter
Types of UN Membership
Membership and Sovereignty
UN Committees (3.3 Preview)
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What war preceded the establishment of the United Nations?

World War II

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Where did 50 representatives first meet in 1945 to create the guidelines of the United Nations?

San Francisco, United States

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How many UN member states are there?

193

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What is the first step in becoming a UN member state?

Submitting an application stating their compliance with the UN Charter.

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Where are the four major offices of the United Nations?

New York City, Geneva, Vienna, and Nairobi

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Why was the United Nations created?

To sustain international peace and cooperation.

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What essential document did they create during the San Francisco Conference?

UN Charter

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What are the five permanent members of the Security Council?

China, France, Russian Federation, United Kingdom, United States

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How many members of the Security Council must approve of a member state's admission?

9 (including all permanent members)

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What are the six main committees of the UNGA?

DISEC, ECOFIN, SOCHUM, SPECPOL, ACABQ, LEGAL

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What US President developed the term "United Nations"?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

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What is the purpose of the UN Charter?

To establish international law for the United Nations to operate under

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What essential privilege to the P5 members have?

Power to veto a resolution

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How many members of the General Assembly must approve of a member state's admission?

2/3
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What two organizations are often used for funding in Model UN resolutions?

IMF and World Bank

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When was the term "United Nations" first used?

January 1, 1942

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What were the four main goals of the UN Charter?

1. Prevent war; 2. Establish fundamental human rights; 3. Enforce international law; 4. Improve living standards

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What are the two observer members of the UN?

Palestine and Vatican City

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What is a Non-Self-Governing Territory, as defined under the UN Charter?

Territories whose people have not yet attained a full measure of self-government

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What is the primary function of the Security Council?

Maintain international peace and security

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Why was the "Declaration by United Nations" written?

To signify cooperation against the Axis powers.

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When was the UN Charter officially adopted?

June 25, 1945

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What can member states do that observer states might not be able to?

Vote on resolutions

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What are the four countries that all NSGTs operate under?

United Kingdom, United States, France, New Zealand

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What are the two special caucuses that are introduced in Security Council committees?

Gentleman's Unmod and Round Robin

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