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Revision as of 13:50, July 28, 2016
The General Assembly is the main deliberative body of the United Nations.[1] It consists of representatives of all member states, one vote per nation.
A simple majority is usually required to pass resolutions, but a two-thirds majority is required for significant decisions, such as security, admission of new members and budget.
See also : Security Council
See also
- United Nations
- Articles about the United Nations from previous "In the news"
- Big Government, Liberal
- Liberal Totalitarianism
Contrast with:
- Limited government implies: Conservative values/Traditional values - Modern conservatism - Modern preparedness are the original American Patriot Founding Fathers' values
External links
- United Nations - Official site