International Public Administration PAD 260: Lesson 1 - Introduction to the UN and the General Assembly

International Public Administration PAD 260: Lesson 1 - Introduction to the UN and the General Assembly

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The Main Purposes of the United Nations include

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Section 1

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The Main Purposes of the United Nations include

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All three of the purposes referred to in the other answers -> (Promoting cooperation in solving social, economic and other problems; Maintaining peace and security; Developing friendly relations among nations based on equal rights and self determination)

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In the General Assembly when voting

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All Member States have an equal say

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The five States that had the most influence on the founding of the United Nations were

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USA; China; UK; France; and Russia

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The United Nations

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Was founded at the end of World War II

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The General Assembly

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Can make recommendations on matters of peace and security

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The General Assembly has

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193 Member States

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The General Assembly

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Is the main deliberative body of the United Nations

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The United Nations includes in its principles

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All the principles referred to in the other answers ->(The principle of settling disputes peacefully; The principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of Member States; The obligation for Member States to implement their responsibilities under the charter)

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Which of the following is true?

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The United Nations Charter is a legally binding treaty

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The General Assembly can change the UN Charter including the powers of the Security Council

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By a two thirds majority vote, followed by ratification of the revised treaty by two thirds of the members of the United Nations including the permanent members of the Security Council

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Regarding membership of the United Nations

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The Security Council and the General Assembly have to agree that a State can join for it to become a member

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The General Assembly is not allowed to discuss

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Security issues when they are being discussed by the Security Council

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The General Assembly

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Can hold the other Organs accountable by considering reports from the other Organs

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The United States

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Joined only the United Nations

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