United Nations and Global Cooperation

The video concludes the AP World History curriculum by discussing globalization's impact on international interactions. It highlights the role of supranational organizations, focusing on the United Nations and its efforts to maintain global peace and cooperation. The video covers the UN's Security Council, International Court of Justice, and initiatives like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It also discusses the role of NGOs in promoting peace. The video ends with encouragement for students preparing for their exams.

What is the primary focus of supranational organizations in a globalized world?

• To promote national interests

• To facilitate global cooperation

• To restrict international trade

• To enforce cultural homogeneity

What was the main purpose behind the creation of the United Nations?

• To enforce cultural norms

• To provide a platform for negotiation and peace

• To promote economic growth

• To establish a global government

Which of the following is a function of the UN Security Council?

• To use military force to maintain peace

• To regulate global trade

• To create international laws

• To manage cultural exchanges

What is a significant challenge faced by the UN Security Council?

• Veto power of permanent members

• Overlapping jurisdictions

• Insufficient member nations

• Lack of funding

What role does the International Court of Justice play in the UN?

• It enforces international trade agreements

• It settles disputes between nations

• It manages global economic policies

• It oversees cultural preservation

Which document outlines universal human rights according to the UN?

• The World Economic Agreement

• The Global Peace Treaty

• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

• The International Cooperation Charter

What is the primary goal of the World Food Program?

• To regulate food prices

• To provide food security and aid

• To promote global trade

• To enforce agricultural policies

Which organization focuses on reducing military spending and nuclear disarmament?

• The International Monetary Fund

• The World Health Organization

• The International Peace Bureau

• The United Nations Development Program

What is the role of the International Committee on the Red Cross?

• To manage international trade

• To enforce global health standards

• To respond to human needs in conflict zones

• To regulate international travel

How do NGOs contribute to international cooperation?

• By enforcing international laws

• By managing cultural exchanges

• By regulating global markets

• By providing humanitarian aid and promoting peace