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Diplomacy and International Relations

Social Studies

Explore the fundamental concepts, treaties, roles, and organizations that shape global diplomacy.

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5 Questions Easy Ages 11+ Oct 24, 2026

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1 What is an ambassador?

A An official representative of one country sent to represent it in another country
B An elected mayor of a major international city
C A military general who commands joint international armed forces
D A judge appointed to serve on an international criminal court

2 Where is the official headquarters of the United Nations located?

A Geneva, Switzerland
B London, United Kingdom
C New York City, United States
D Paris, France

3 What term describes a formal, legally binding written agreement between sovereign nations?

A Decree
B Treaty
C Resolution
D Manifesto

4 What is the main purpose of diplomatic immunity?

A To give diplomats free public transportation in host nations
B To ensure diplomats can fulfill their duties without fear of harassment or coercion by host governments
C To allow foreign diplomats to collect local taxes
D To permit diplomats to break local criminal laws without any consequences

5 Which global organization was established in 1945 after World War II to maintain international peace and security?

A League of Nations
B European Union
C United Nations
D World Trade Organization

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