Sacred Heart School Matigara Siliguri − Profile

The official monthly magazine of UNESCO is "The UNESCO Courier". UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Two functions of UNESCO in the field of Science: 1. Promoting international scientific cooperation and knowledge sharing 2. Supporting science education and capacity building in developing countries

Three functions of the General Assembly: 1. To discuss and make recommendations on international issues 2. To approve the UN budget and decide on the scale of assessments for member countries 3. To elect non-permanent members of the Security Council and members of other UN bodies

The principal judicial organ of the United Nations is the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Composition: The ICJ consists of 15 judges elected for nine-year terms by the UN General Assembly and Security Council. No two judges can be from the same country, and the composition should represent the main forms of civilization and principal legal systems of the world.

Four similarities between the ideologies of Fascism and Nazism: 1. Both promoted extreme nationalism and the superiority of their respective nations 2. Both advocated for a totalitarian state led by a strong, charismatic leader 3. Both opposed democracy and suppressed individual freedoms 4. Both used violence and intimidation to suppress opposition and maintain power

The immediate cause of the Second World War was Germany's invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939. This act of aggression led Britain and France to declare war on Germany, triggering a global conflict.

The picture indicates World War I. The organization formed after this war to promote international cooperation and prevent wars was the League of Nations. Two aims and objectives of the League of Nations: 1. To maintain world peace through collective security and disarmament 2. To settle international disputes through negotiation and arbitration

The Quit India Resolution was adopted on August 8, 1942, at the All India Congress Committee meeting in Bombay (now Mumbai). Two impacts/significance of the Quit India Movement: 1. It marked a new phase in the Indian independence struggle, with a call for immediate British withdrawal from India. 2. It demonstrated the widespread support for independence among the Indian masses and weakened British resolve to continue ruling India.

Three terms (provisions) of the Gandhi-Irwin Pact: 1. Release of all political prisoners not convicted of violence 2. Return of confiscated properties of satyagrahis 3. Removal of salt manufacturing restrictions for coastal villages

The movement started by Mahatma Gandhi after the Rowlatt Act was the Non-Cooperation Movement. Two impacts of this movement were: 1. It united Indians across the country in a common cause against British rule. 2. It led to widespread civil disobedience and boycott of British goods and institutions, weakening the colonial administration.

Objective of Assertive Nationalists: To achieve complete independence (Swaraj) from British rule Three methods adopted by Assertive Nationalists: 1. Swadeshi movement: Boycott of foreign goods and promotion of Indian products 2. National education: Establishing schools and colleges free from British control 3. Passive resistance: Non-violent non-cooperation with British authorities These methods aimed to build self-reliance and challenge British authority more aggressively than the Early Nationalists.