United Nations and its Organs

The United Nations (UN) is an association of independent countries that agreed to work together to ______

• prevent and end wars

• sanction countries

• make international laws

• elect world leaders

Members of the UN are supposed to______

• be financially strong and capable

• have technological advantage

• cooperate peacefully and resolve differences diplomatically

• have a standing strong army

The United Nations Charter sets ______

• terms and conditions.

• the aims of the organization.

• easy security access.

• a round table discussion

The charter provides that all “peace-loving states” can become members on the recommendation of ____

• the Chairman

• the Security Council

• the Oaths department

• the General Assembly

The recommendation of the Security Council has to be approved by ______

• the big six countries

• the whole General Assembly

• members capable of voting

• two-thirds vote of the General Assembly

Amendments to the charter require a vote of

• two-thirds of all the members of the General Assembly.

• half of all the members of the General Assembly.

• the complete votes of the big six

• recommendation from the Security Council

_______ is not one of the big five members of the UN.

• United States

• China

• Israel

• Japan

The costs of the UN organisation i shared by _______

• The big five

• The parliament

• All the members

• The Economic council

One of the following is not the work of the General Assembly.

• Elects the non-permanent members of the U.N.S.C

• Decides on the admission of new members, on proposal of the U.N.S.C

• May resolve non-compulsory recommendations to states,

• Supports the other U.N. bodies administratively

One of the following is not a feature of the Security Council.

• Responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security.

• The most powerful organ of the U.N., as it may adopt compulsory resolutions.

• Its decisions include peacekeeping- and peace enforcement-missions, as well as non-military pressure mediums, such as trade embargos.

• Coordinates the cooperation with the numerous specialized agencies of the United Nations.