History of International Organizations

In ancient Greece religious and political organizations that were established, among them amphixions (example: Delphi-Thermopylae Amphixion). Amphixions had:

Religious character

The emergence of international organizations:

the creation of interdependence between the state

During middle ages, institutional tendencies found expression:

in the concept of Christian universalism

Secular character of cooperation in middle ages had:

leagues of small entities (for example the League of Lombardy)

Modern international community was formed:

In the 17th century on the basis of the Treaty of Westphalia of 1648

In connection with the Congress of Vienna (1814 – 1815)

Austria, Prussia and Russia created the Holy Alliance

Mark the false sentence. The Hague Conference was organized in:

1914

The first international court (the Permanent Court of International Justice) was estabilished:

On the basis of the Covanant of the League of Nations in 1919

Indicate the false answer. The member of the League of Nations was:

United States

The state - organizers of the United Nations were as follows:

The United States, Great Britain, France, Soviet Union and China