UN Backround
UN Members
UN Charter
UN Organs
MUN Knowledge
100

This is why the UN was created.

What is the prevention of another catastrophic event like World War II?

100

How many permanent members are in the UN?

5

100

When was the UN charter signed?

26 June, 1945

100

What is a UN organ?

A main part of the UN, most commonly being a council.

100

What MUN stands for.

What is Model United Nations?

200

This is when the UN was created.

What is the year 1945?

200

Which are the permanent members of the UN?

US, Russia, China, UK, and France

200

How many chapters are in the UN Charter?

29 chapters

200

Who is able to participate in the councils?

Anyone

200

This motion is needed to start a committee session.

What is motion to open debate?

300

Delegates from 50 nations met up in this California city to write and sign the official UN charter.

What is San Francisco?

300

What did the permanent members do?

Maintain global peace and security through binding resolutions, sanctions, and peacekeeping authorizations.

300

How many articles are in the un charter?

111

300

What are the UN organs used for?

To control all world-wide problems

300

The point to raise if you cannot hear the speaker or if you are physically uncomfortable.

What is point of personal privilege?

400

This failed global peace organization preceded the UN after the first world war.

What is the League of Nations?

400

What power do the members have?

The Veto Power

400

What is the goal of the general assembly?

To resolve world-wide problems that don’t have a specific topic.

400

What are 3 main UN Organs?

A General Assembly, a Security Council, an Economic and Social Council.

400

This is the physical object that delegates must raise to be recognized by the chair.

What is a placard?

500

This US president first used the term “United Nations” in 1942.

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

500

What is The Veto Power?

The legal right of a person or group to stop or cancel a decision, law, or action made by another branch or body.

500

What are the 3 primary goals of the UN?

Maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations between nations and achieve international cooperation.

500

What are the UN Organs?

A General Assembly, a Security Council, an Economic and Social Council, a Trusteeship Council, an International Court of Justice and a Secretariat.

500

When yielding your remaining speaking time, you can yield to the chair, questions, or this other entity.

What is another delegate?