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5. Helping Others Something For Everyone A Happy World 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Vocabulary Working Together

6. This organization was founded in 1948 to everyone have their rights and needs met.

7. What is the United Nations?

8. This person looks after the money on the executive committee.

9. Who is a treasurer?

10. The person who makes notes for the executive committee.

11. Who is a secretary?

12. An organization that collects funds for charities.

13. What is a foundation?

14. The ways we exchange the resources we want and need.

15. What is an economic system?

16. This document states the rights of every person on earth.

17. What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

18. These are the 30 points in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

19. . What are articles?

20. The Canadian version of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

21. What is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

22. A member of a community, a city, or a country.

23. What is a citizen?

24. A person who is a member of the world village.

25. What is a global citizen?

26. The words that explain and tell what a picture is about.

27. What is a caption?

28. The tools that help us in our daily life.

29. What is technology?

30. A Japanese art of paper folding.

31. What is origami?

32. How people manage money and resources.

33. What are economies?

34. How people might demonstrate their opinions about something they think needs to be changed or improved.

35. What are protests?

36. Tell us the way people celebrate and their traditions and customs.

37. What are cultures?

38. Makes the laws for its people and provides services such as education.

39. What is government?

40. The raw material that we need to meet our needs and wants.

41. What are natural resources?

42. The physical world we live in: land, water, air, and the space we are in.

43. What is the environment?

44. Donations that people make to help others meet their needs.

45. What are charities?

46. Things you should do in order to be fair to yourself and others, so you and others will have your needs met.

47. What are responsibilities?

48. To have what you and others need or want to live well and be happy.

49. (Type the question for 1,3 here.)? What are rights?

50. A way of looking at things that considrs every person and place on earth.

51. What is a global view?

52. The world community is often called this.

53. What is a global village?

54. This a the group that may run and manage a foundation. They are elected by the members.

55. What is an executive committee?

56. Make your wager

57. Four different perspectives that we may use to study other countries.

58. What are Economic systems? Cultures? Government? Environment? Economic systems? Cultures? Government? Environment?