Morning Star solutions for Total History and Civics [English] Class 10 chapter 13 - United Nations [Latest edition]

Which of the following was NOT a reason for the establishment of the United Nations?

When did the United Nations formally come into existence?

The purpose of the United Nations was defined in ______.

Which of the following was NOT a purpose of the United Nations?

Which of the following is NOT part of the new objectives set by the UN?

Which of the following is NOT a principle of the United Nations?

Where is the headquarters of the International Court of Justice located?

Which is the last country to be admitted in the UN?

Who represented India at the San Francisco the Conference?

How many Principal organs are there in the UN?

Which Principal organ is the executive body of the UN?

Which is the only organ of the UN not based in the USA?

Which of the following describes the flag of the UN?

Which of the following is NOT true about the decision of the General Assembly?

Why did world leaders decide to set up a world organisation to maintain peace?

When was the term ‘United Nations’ used for the first time?

Where was the UN established?

Mention any two main aims of the United Nations.

Which day is celebrated as the UN Day every year?

Where the headquarter of United Nations located?

Who can become the member of U. N. O.?

Who appoints the Secretary General of the United Nations?

Who is the present Secretary-General of the UN?

Name the principal organs of the United Nations.

State any four functions of the General Assembly.

What can the General Assembly do if the Security Council fails to act in a case where there appears to be a threat to peace?

Name the five permanent members of the security council.

What is meant by the term ‘Veto’ power?

What are the functions of Security Council? 

Where is the permanent headquarters of the International Court of Justice located?

The United Nations Organisation aims to maintain international peace. With reference to its organs and agencies, answer the following:

What is the composition of the International Court of Justice?

What is the importance of the International Court of Justice?

The United Nations Organisation was established to maintain peace and promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom. With reference to this, explain the following:

1. The composition of the Security Council.
2. The functions of the Security Council related to maintaining world peace.
3. The role of UNESCO in the development of Science and Technology.

With reference to the functioning of the United Nations, briefly answer the following:

1. State the objectives of the UN.
2. Mention the principles of the UN for its members.
3. State any four functions of the UN.

With reference to the General Assembly, explain the following:

1. Composition of the General Assembly.
2. Its role in the promotion of international cooperation.
3. Any four of its functions.

The Security Council is the most important and effective organ of the UN. In this context describe.

1. Composition of the Security Council.
2. Veto power.
3. Four of its functions.

With reference to the International Court of Justice, explain the following:

1. Its Composition.
2. Its Compulsory Jurisdiction.
3. Its Advisory Jurisdiction.

Study the given picture and answer the questions:

1. Identify the organisation associated with the emblem. Mention any three principles of this organisation.
2. Where is the headquarters of this organisation located? Which is the main deliberative organ of this organisation? State any three of its functions.
3. Name the principal judicial organ of this organisation and explain its composition.

Do you think the UN has justified the role for which it was established in 1945? Give reasons to support your answer.

Do you think that in the changed global scenario, the Security Council should add more permanent members? Give reasons to support your answer.