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The United Nations Organization — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 12 · History
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The United Nations Organization - Complete Structure
The map in words
- United Nations Organization
- General Assembly
- All Member Nations
- One Vote Per Nation
- Discusses Conflicts
- Elects Council Members
- Security Council
- 5 Permanent Members
- 10 Non-permanent Members
- Veto Power
- Peacekeeping Authority
- Secretariat
- Secretary-General
- 50000 Employees
- Administrative Work
- International Spokesperson
- Economic and Social Council
- ECOSOC
- Health and Education
- Human Rights
- Development Programs
- International Court
- Dispute Resolution
- 15 Judges
- Limited Enforcement Power
- Trusteeship Council
- Mandated Territories
- Decolonization
- Independence Preparation
- International Criminal Court
- War Crimes Tribunal
- Crimes Against Humanity
- Individual Prosecutions
- General Assembly
UN Organization Structure and Functions
The map in words
- United Nations Organization
- Structural Organs
- General Assembly
- All member nations
- One vote each
- Debates and decisions
- Meets annually
- Security Council
- 5 permanent members
- 10 non-permanent members
- Veto power of permanents
- Handles crises
- Secretariat
- 50000 employees
- Secretary-General
- Administrative work
- International Court
- 15 judges
- Settles disputes
- at The Hague
- Trusteeship Council
- Oversees mandates
- Helped territories independence
- ECOSOC
- 27 members
- Coordinates agencies
- Economic and social work
- International Criminal Court
- War crimes trials
- Genocide cases
- Since 2003
- General Assembly
- Specialized Agencies
- Health and Welfare
- WHO
- UNICEF
- Labor and Rights
- ILO
- Human Rights Commission
- Agriculture and Food
- FAO
- World Food Program
- Education and Culture
- UNESCO
- Research and preservation
- Humanitarian Aid
- UNRWA
- OCHA
- Economic Institutions
- IMF
- World Bank
- GATT/WTO
- Health and Welfare
- Functions and Aims
- Peace and Security
- Prevent wars
- Peacekeeping forces
- Negotiation
- Human Rights
- Declaration 1948
- Monitor violations
- Advocacy
- Development
- Economic progress
- Social advancement
- Education and health
- Cooperation
- International forums
- Trade agreements
- Cultural exchange
- Peace and Security
- Structural Organs
Structure and Organs of the United Nations
The map in words
- United Nations
- General Assembly
- All member nations
- One vote per nation
- Meets annually September
- Simple or two thirds majority
- Six official languages
- Security Council
- 5 Permanent Members P5
- USA
- UK
- France
- Russia USSR
- China
- 10 Non Permanent Members
- Veto Power for P5
- Uniting for Peace 1950
- 5 Permanent Members P5
- Secretariat
- 50000 employees
- Secretary General
- 5 year term
- Not from major power
- ICJ
- The Hague Netherlands
- 15 judges
- Settles state disputes
- Trusteeship Council
- Former colonial territories
- Namibia last case
- ECOSOC
- 27 members
- 30 specialized agencies
- WHO
- FAO
- UNESCO
- UNICEF
- ILO
- UNRWA
- 90 percent of UN budget
- ICC
- Inaugurated March 2003
- The Hague Netherlands
- War crimes and genocide
- 18 elected judges
- General Assembly
United Nations Organization
The map in words
- United Nations Organization
- Origin and purpose
- General Assembly
- Security Council
- Secretariat
- International Court of Justice
- Trusteeship Council
- Economic and Social Council
- International Criminal Court
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What are the important topics in The United Nations Organization for ICSE Class 12 History?
Key topics in The United Nations Organization include Origin, Aims, and Basic Idea, Structure of the United Nations, Decision-Making in the UN, Secretary-Generals and Their Role. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 12 board exam.
What do the concept maps for The United Nations Organization show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in The United Nations Organization connect: The United Nations Organization - Complete Structure; UN Organization Structure and Functions. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise The United Nations Organization for the ICSE Class 12 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 44 practice questions on The United Nations Organization. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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