Peacekeeping

Peacekeeping

Learning Goal

Identify the guiding principles of peacekeeping and investigate Australia’s role in the peacekeeping of East Timor

Open Ended

Read the text and identify 4 words in the text you do not understand.

Record these in your book and find the definitions online and record in the text box below.

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What are the three basic principles that guide UN peacekeeping operations? Use the text to answer.

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Find the definitions of the five words your recorded and write them in the box below.

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Explain why Australia's leading role in the East Timor peacekeeping operation was not just humanitarian.

Use this infographic to answer the next three questions.

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Explain why the United Nations send a peace keeping force to Côte d'Ivoire.

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Identify and explain what successes the peacekeeping operation in Côte d'Ivoire achieved.

Open Ended

Why did the United Nations peacekeeping force leave? Why is this not the end of the involvement of the UN in Côte d'Ivoire.

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of peacekeeping?

• The active maintenance of a truce between nations or communities, especially by an international military force

• Keeping peace between countries

• The active maintenance of a truce between nations

• Keeping peace between international military force

Multiple Choice

These are military operations conducted with the consent of the _____ parties to maintain a negotiated truce and to facilitate a diplomatic resolution.

• opposite

• different

• big

• belligerent

Multiple Choice

Peacekeeping operations support _____ efforts.

• military

• civilian

• great

• diplomatic

Multiple Choice

What humanitarian efforts do peacekeeping forces offer?

• Building new hospitals, schools, and police stations.

• Protecting civilians in the local population,

  humanitarian aid workers and diplomats.

• Providing free malaria shots after getting mosquito bites.

• Putting domes over cities to keep people from entering or exiting.