Countries
This country lost both World Wars...
What is Germany?
This conflict resulted in the creation of the UN...
What is World War II?
This person was the dictator of Germany from 1933 until his death in 1945
Who is Adolf Hitler?
The UN was established in this year
What is 1945?
This UN Chamber is composted of all universal recognized sovereign states (193 members states)...
What is the General Assembly?
This country is most famously known as a neutral state...
What is Switzerland?
This global conflict, also known by another name, began following the assassination of a political figure
What is World War I
This Portuguese politician and diplomat has held the office of Secretary General since January 1st, 2017
Who is António Guterres?
This city is home to the United Nations headquarters, where member states gather for meetings for five of the main chambers
What is New York City?
In order for this UN chamber to take action all 5 permanent members must agree and all 5 permanent members have veto powers
What is the Security Council?
This country is considered the smallest in the world and has been a permanent observer of the UN since 1964(one of two observers)...
What is Vatican City?
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This sequence of conflicts, which concluded in 1815, prompted the development of the Concert of Europe, a diplomatic organization aimed at maintaining balance and preventing future large-scale European wars.
What are the Napoleonic wars?
Before the UN, there was the League of Nations, this US president is credited in its creation...
Who is Woodrow Wilson?
Established in 1945, this document serves as the foundational charter of the United Nations, outlining its purposes, principles, and structure.
What is the UN Charter?
This chamber is considered the "corporate office" of the UN, responsible for day-to-day duties
What is the Secretariat?
These 5 (five) countries make up the permanent members of the Security Council...
What is USA, France, Great Britain, China, and Russia?
This conflict and its resolution is regarded as the emergence and consolidation of the state system (aka sovereignty)...
What is the Thirty Years War?
These two world leaders drafted the Atlantic Charter, which defined goals for the post-war world in 1941...
Who are Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill?
These 6 (six) languages are the official languages of the United Nations...
What are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish?
This UN Chamber has been inactive since 1994...
What is the Trusteeship Council?
This country became the most recent country to join the United Nations (UN) on July 14, 2011, after seceding from Sudan in July 2011.
What is South Sudan?
This war is the first one its kind as it was the direct result of non-state actors launching an attack on a state...
What is the War in Afghanistan?
This US Secretary of State addressed the UN Security Council on February 5, 2003, justifying an invasion of Iraq on the basis of the country holding weapons of mass destruction
Who is Colin Powell?
Like MUN conferences, the UN also has a speaker's list for the general assembly. This member state (country) has spoken first in sessions since 1955...
What is Brazil?
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This chamber within the United Nations is where member states convene to discuss global economic and social issues, focusing on sustainable development and human rights.
What is the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)?