SOCIAL STUDIES MIDDLE SCHOOL

What role does the UN play in international issues

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Answer 1
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Role does the UN play in international issues is discussed below.

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Sustain International Peace and Security

  • The UN does this by running to counter struggle; supporting participants in dispute make an agreement; peacekeeping; and generating the circumstances to allow harmony to hold and prosper.
  • The UN Security Council has the principal accountability for international peace and security.
Answer 2
Answer: The UN tries to help stop any international issue. Their main goal is to protect people rights and Keep world Peace

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What is colombia's most popular sport

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Football (Soccer)  or Cycling 
hand ball...........................................

In the movie Thirteen days, how will a 'sneak attack' be played in the news according to Bobby Kennedy?

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Thirteen days talks about the moment when President Kennedy stayed with his assistants discussing the possibility of the third war. The first step would be an attack on Cuba. The US Government discovered of missiles in Cuba supported by URSS. When Bobby talks about the "news" he is referring to the idea of this first action be interpreted as a sneak attack. Since it would be a lethal attack on Cuba from the United States.


Bobby Kennedy says to CIA Director John McCone: "A big country blasting a little one into the stone age. Yeah, we'll be everyone's favorites."

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Why is Ghana successful?

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Ghana is successful because of their of life ( Culture). Their language, form of government, economic usage, natural resources, rich in Gold, silver and diamond, and basically their population in Africa.
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What is the BEST summary of the section "Supreme Court Justice"?A Thurgood Marshall wanted to protect individual rights; over time, newer justices on the court disagreed with him and the laws changed. B Thurgood Marshall was the first African-American Supreme Court justice; he fought to end the death penalty. C Thurgood Marshall was on the Supreme Court for 24 years; he was joined by eight new justices during that time.D Thurgood Marshall worked to change laws that limited individual rights; he is especially remembered for his support of women's rights.

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B Thurgood Marshall was the first African-American Supreme Court justice; he fought to end the death penalty.

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Executive agreements bewteen presidents and heads of foreign countries are considered?

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thank you Which of the following mountain ranges, labeled with the number 2 on the map above, extends over 330 miles and has numerous mineral resources? A. the Ural Mountains B. the Balkan Mountains C. the Caucasus Mountains D. the Carpathian Mountains

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it is the ural mountain so it is A
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