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MYP History Supranational Institutions Questionbank

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Rise and governance of empires

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Supranational institutions

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During the 1945 Yalta Conference, which critical structural element of the United Nations was agreed upon by the 'Big Four'?

The immediate abolition of the League of Nations

The permanent location of the UN headquarters in New York

The creation of the International Monetary Fund

The granting of veto power to the permanent members of the Security Council

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Beyond settling legal disputes between states, what is a primary function of the International Court of Justice (ICJ)?

Which of the following is cited as a major achievement of the United Nations in maintaining global stability since 1945?

Why was the UN Security Council able to authorise military intervention in the Korean War in 1950 despite Soviet opposition?

Supranational institutions promote international stability primarily by which of the following methods?

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Arresting and prosecuting heads of state for political crimes

Overseeing the transition of colonies to independent states

Managing the UN's internal administrative budget

Issuing advisory opinions on legal questions referred by the UN

The creation of a single global currency

The elimination of all national borders

The total abolition of nuclear weapons

The prevention of a great power war

South Korea was not yet a member of the United Nations

The USSR was boycotting the UN and was not present to use its veto

The USSR supported the US intervention at the time

The USSR did not have veto power in the Security Council until 1955

Dissolving national borders to create a single world government

Granting the most powerful nations total control over smaller ones

Eliminating the need for national militaries entirely

Creating formal rules that lead to more predictable state behaviour

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