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Understanding International Organizations: Key Concepts and Roles
Understanding International Organizations: Key Concepts and Roles
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Sociology
Date
Dec 12, 2024
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Question
List Specific Evidence from the Video or sentences.
Script #
1.
What are international
organizations? (0:48)
International organizations are groups of governments or people from different
countries that work together to solve an issue that crosses a country’s borders
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2.
What do we mean when
we say an organization is an
‘intergovernmental
organization’? (0:57)
One type is an intergovernmental organization which is an organization formed
with groups of governments for a specific purpose.
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3.
What is the purpose of
the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO)?
(1:10)
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, also known as NATO, is a military and
defense agreement among the governments of member nations. It was established
in 1949 and represents a group of 28 countries that have agreed to protect each
other in case of attack
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4.
What is the goal of the
United Nations? (1:36)
The goal of the United Nations, also known as the UN, is to keep peace around the
world and develop friendly relationships among nations. It was created in 1945
after World War II, 193 countries and their governments are currently members of
the United Nations
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5.
Where is the United
Nations headquartered?
(1:50)
.The UN is currently headquartered in New York City. United Nations meetings take
place in New York City at different times throughout the year.
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6.
What is the purpose of
the United Nations
Children’s Emergency Fund
(UNICEF)?
(2:02)
We also have the United Nations Children’s Fund, or UNICEF, which was established
in 1946. This provides help and care to mothers and children in poor nations.
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The U.S. & The World: SS.7.C.4.2
International Organizations
VIDEO VIEWING GUIDE (9:56)
Name: ________________________________
Date: _________________________________
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What three areas does
UNICEF focus on in order to
try and fulfill its mission?
(2:10)
UNICEF focuses its work on a variety of children’s issues throughout the world that
include education, sanitation, and protecting children from violence.
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8.
What is the goal of the
World Trade Organization
(WTO)? (2:29)
The goal of the World Trade Organization, also known as the WTO, is to promote
trade and economic growth
Script #
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9.
What kind of policies
does the WTO support in
order to fulfill its mission?
(2:32)
The World Trade Organization tries to promote economic growth by lowering
taxes and removing limits on some types of trade between member countries.
Countries may join and make agreements with other countries about trade and
taxes.
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10.
How does the World
Court contribute to the work
of the United Nations?
(2:50)
The International Court of Justice, also known as the World Court, was
established in 1945. The World Court gives legal advice to the United Nations
and deals with international legal issues, such as a disagreement about borders
between countries. It was established in 1945.
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11.
How do international
organizations play a role in
trying to solve the problems
facing the world? (3:11)
International Organizations try to get try to get nations to work together, provide
defense, promote trade, and help citizens across the border.
12.
What is an International
Non-Governmental
Organization (INGO)?
(3:26)
Another type of international organization is an International Non-Governmental
Organization, also called an INGO. These are voluntary citizens groups that are
organized on an international level.
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13.
How might an INGO
differ from International
Governmental
Organizations?
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14.
What are the four areas
that INGO’s tend to focus
on? (3:37)
INGO’s perform a variety of service and humanitarian functions, bring citizen
concerns to governments, advocate for certain issues such as human rights or the
environment, and encourage political participation. Individual citizens can be a
part of international non-governmental organizations
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15.
What is the purpose of
l organization is the International Red Cross/Red Crescent. The International Red
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the International Red
Cross/Red Crescent? (3:59)
Cross/Red Crescent was established in 1863. It was founded to protect human
life and health, to promote respect for all human beings, and to help people who
suffer because of war or natural disasters
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16.
How do nations become
members of the United
Nations? (4:30)
Remember that there are 193 nations that are members of the UN, and
membership to the UN is open to nations that agree to the Charter of the United
Nations, the organization’s governing document.
Script #
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17.
What role does the
General Assembly play at
the United Nations? (4:55)
makes membership decisions based on the advice of the UN Security Council, made
up of 15 members responsible for maintaining international peace and security.
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18.
What role does the
Security Council play at the
United Nations? (5:07)
makes membership decisions based on the advice of the UN Security Council, made
up of 15 members responsible for maintaining international peace and security.
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19.
How can governments
support the United Nations?
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20.
What are some ways
that individuals can support
the United Nations? (5:07)
But how about individuals like me and you? Well, we can support the United
Nations by donating money. We can participate in the United Nations by interning
or working for the UN.
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21.
How can governments
participate in the work of the
World Court? (5:29)
Countries and governments can participate in the World Court by being members
of the United
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22.
What are some ways
that individuals can
participate in the World
Court? (5:42)
How can we participate in the World Court? Well, we can work or intern for the
organization.
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23.
How can individuals
participate in and support
the work of UNICEF? (6:13)
But how can individuals like me and you support and participate in UNICEF’s
work? Well, we can participate in UNICEF by working, interning or volunteering for
the organization. We can support UNICEF by donating money, educating others
about the organization, and spreading awareness of their work through social
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media
24.
How can governments
support the International
Red Cross/Red Crescent?
(7:04)
So the International Red Cross/Red Crescent does some really good work. How can
governments support the International Red Cross/Red Crescent? Well, they can donate money,
educate people, and provide volunteers to help in the work
25.
How can individuals
support and participate in
the work of the International
Red Cross/Red Crescent?
(7:15)
So how can individuals like me and you support and participate in the work of
the International Red Cross/Red Crescent? Well, we can do it in many ways: donate money,
support its causes through social media, volunteer, work for the organization, and raise
awareness
26.
Summarize the ways
governments and
individuals can support and
participate in international
organizations. (7:45)
Governments
by being present at the meetings and donateing supplies and money
Individuals donate money though social media volunteer
27.
What is a treaty? (8:13)
. Now international organizations are not the only way that countries can try and solve
problems. We should also know that countries can form treaties instead of creating an
organizations. A treaty is an agreement or arrangement between two or more countries.
28.
How is the North
American Free Trade
Agreement (NAFTA) an
example of countries
working together? (8:20)
They came together for the common good
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