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International Relations: Notable Milestones

International Relations

A collection of foundational facts regarding the history and development of international diplomacy and global institutions.

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15 Questions Easy Ages 5+ Nov 7, 2026

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1 What was the first permanent international organization established to maintain world peace?
  • A The United Nations
  • B The League of Nations
  • C The International Court of Justice
  • D The European Union
2 In which city was the United Nations Charter signed in 1945?
  • A New York City
  • B Geneva
  • C San Francisco
  • D London
3 Which 1648 treaty is widely considered the first to establish the concept of state sovereignty?
  • A Treaty of Versailles
  • B Peace of Westphalia
  • C Treaty of Paris
  • D Treaty of Utrecht
4 What is the oldest still-functioning diplomatic institution in the world?
  • A The International Red Cross
  • B The Vatican Diplomatic Service
  • C The World Trade Organization
  • D The Inter-Parliamentary Union
5 Which document was the first to define the basic rights of all human beings globally?
  • A The Geneva Convention
  • B The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  • C The Magna Carta
  • D The Treaty of Rome
6 What was the first global intergovernmental organization dedicated to health?
  • A The World Health Organization
  • B The International Sanitary Bureau
  • C The Red Cross
  • D The Global Health Initiative
7 Which was the first international agreement specifically designed to address climate change?
  • A The Kyoto Protocol
  • B The Paris Agreement
  • C The Vienna Convention
  • D The Montreal Protocol
8 What was the name of the first international alliance formed to defend against the Soviet Union in 1949?
  • A NATO
  • B The Warsaw Pact
  • C The European Union
  • D The United Nations
9 Which international body was the first to establish rules for global trade after World War II?
  • A The World Bank
  • B The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
  • C The World Trade Organization
  • D The International Monetary Fund
10 What was the first international humanitarian organization to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize?
  • A UNICEF
  • B Doctors Without Borders
  • C The International Committee of the Red Cross
  • D Amnesty International
11 In what year was the first permanent embassy established, marking the start of modern diplomacy?
  • A 1455
  • B 1550
  • C 1648
  • D 1815
12 Which international organization was the first to manage global mail services?
  • A The Universal Postal Union
  • B The International Telecommunication Union
  • C The World Post Organization
  • D The Global Mail Alliance
13 What was the first international treaty to ban the use of chemical weapons?
  • A The Geneva Protocol
  • B The Chemical Weapons Convention
  • C The Hague Convention
  • D The Paris Accord
14 Which country was the first to hold the presidency of the UN Security Council?
  • A United States
  • B United Kingdom
  • C France
  • D China
15 What was the first international organization created to regulate global telecommunications?
  • A International Telegraph Union
  • B World Radio Union
  • C Global Internet Society
  • D International Satellite Organization
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