Rules and Procedures
What you do every time the chair calls on you during attendance or after raising your placard.
What is You stand up!?
The country that Machu Picchu is in
What is Peru?
When the UN was founded
What is 1945?
An ally bloc known as "the west"
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
The currency in the UK
The name of a resolution before it gets passed.
What is a draft resolution?
The African country that is the largest oil producer and with the largest population on the continent
What is Nigeria?
What SDG stands for
What is Sustainable Development Goal(s)?
The dominant religion of Latin America
What is Catholicism?
Where the NATO headquarters are located
What is Brussels, Belgium?
What a preambulatory clause states in a resolution
What is the problem?
The capital of China
What is Beijing?
The permanent members of the security council.
Who is China, France, UK, US, and Russia?
Who is Iraq, Syria, Iran, and Turkey?
A nation what China claims is part of its territory
What is Taiwan?
What an operative clause states in a resolution
What is A solution to a problem?
Four countries that the UK is made of
What is Great Britain, Scotland, Whales, and Northern Ireland?
The international law that declares fundamental rights of all humans
What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The member of the Executive Branch of the United States government who generally gets the “final say” on any matters of foreign policy (for example, it’s their responsibility to meet with leaders of other countries and sign treaties)
Who is the president?
In 2021, Emmanuel Macron acknowledged partial French responsibility for the 1994 genocide in THIS African nation
What is Rwanda?
Amount of members in the security council
What is 15?
An asian country known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon"
Who is Bhutan?
The founding document of the UN
What is the UN Charter?
The current U.S. Secretary of State
Who is Anthony Blinken?
Two financial organizations founded through the Brenton Woods agreement in 1945.
Who is The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which oversees the stability of the international monetary system, and the World Bank (WB), which provides financial assistance to low income and middle income countries for capital ventures.