Political Activism: Peace and Anti-War Movements
| Description: This quiz aims to assess your understanding of the history, strategies, and impact of peace and anti-war movements around the world. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: political activism peace movements anti-war movements conflict resolution social change |
Which prominent peace activist coined the phrase "Make love, not war" during the Vietnam War?
The concept of nonviolent resistance as a means of achieving political and social change is primarily associated with which historical figure?
Which international organization was established in 1945 with the primary goal of maintaining international peace and security?
The "Peace Crane" symbol, often associated with the anti-nuclear movement, was created by which Japanese artist?
Which anti-war movement emerged in the United States during the Vietnam War, known for its vocal opposition to the conflict?
The "Women in Black" movement, known for its silent protests against war and violence, originated in which country?
Which peace agreement, signed in 1998, aimed to end the conflict in Northern Ireland?
The "Plowshares Movement" is a group of activists who engage in nonviolent direct actions to protest the production and use of which weapons?
Which international treaty, signed in 1968, prohibits the spread of nuclear weapons and aims to promote nuclear disarmament?
The "Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp" was established in which country as a protest against the deployment of nuclear missiles?
Which peace activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate is known for his efforts to promote dialogue and understanding between Israelis and Palestinians?
The "Arms Trade Treaty", adopted in 2013, aims to regulate the international trade of which type of weapons?
Which peace organization, founded in 1915, is known for its efforts to promote international cooperation and peace through diplomacy and negotiation?
The "World March for Peace and Nonviolence" is an annual event that brings together peace activists from around the world to walk for peace and promote nonviolent conflict resolution. In which year was the first World March held?
Which peace activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate is known for his work in promoting nuclear disarmament and the abolition of nuclear weapons?