12 Questions
The main purposes of the UN are set out in Article 1: “to maintain international ______ and security”
peace
The UN is “based on the sovereign equality of all its ______”
members
The United Nations consists of six major ______, described in this section
organs
The Security Council is the realist heart of an organization with a ______ mission
liberal
The report made four main recommendations that reflected the growing importance of the DPA’s approach. The first called for putting ______ solutions ahead of military engagements in the design and implementation of peace operations.
political
Second, it calls for a more flexible use of the “full spectrum of UN peace operations,” arguing for smoother transitions between the special ______ missions and peacekeeping operations.
political
Third, it argues for more collaboration and consultation throughout the UN system and with relevant ______.
partners
And finally, it calls for more “field-focused” and “people-centered” peace ______.
operations
The Trusteeship Council’s job was to administer “Trust Territories” placed under its care, and to help these territories move toward ______ or independence.
self-government
The Trust Territories were territories (mainly colonies) “detached from ______ states” following WWII, or “held under mandate,” since the League of Nations era.
enemy
There were 11 such territories. The last one was the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (Palau), which became ______ in 1994.
independent
One reason the Trusteeship Council still exists is because removing it requires amending the UN Charter to delete Chapter XIII, which lays out the Trusteeship’s ______.
role
Test your knowledge about the main purposes of the United Nations as set out in Article 1. Explore the objectives related to international peace, cooperation, human rights, and equality among nations.
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