This is Unit: 1 - Father of The nation lesson: 3 Bangabandhu at the UN of English 1st Paper of NCTB. The lesson gives a brief history of Bangabandhu's speech at the United Nations in the general assembly of 25th September 1974.
The explanation video of the lesson is here below:-
The answers to the questions of the lesson are being given below :
A. (answer)
1. What do you know about the UN?
Answer: I know the UN stands for United Nations and this international organization was established for world peace after the second world war.
2. What do you know about Bangabandhu’s speech at the UN?
Answer: The first thing I know about Bangabandhu’s speech at the UN that he was the first person in the history of the UN to deliver a speech in Bangla in the General assembly held on 25th September 1974.
C. (answer)
1. d) pay
2. d) he came, he saw, he conquered
3. a) determination
4. d) number of people who sacrificed their lives and it's impossible to count them
5. d) damaged by the war
6. a) suffering
If you want to see answers to this lesson in video watch the next video :
D. (answer)
1. Bangabandhu’s policy to friends and neighbours – 3rd Paragraph
2. Call for unity– 6th Paragraph
3. The background information – First two paragraphs ( 1st and 2nd paragraph)
4. Voice against tyranny – 5th Paragraph
5. Thanks giving – 4th Paragraph
E. (Possible answers)
1. How did Bangabandhu pay tribute to the language martyrs?
Answer: Bangabandhu delivered his speech in Bangla as the first person ever in the UN history and thus paid tribute to the language martyrs.
2. Why did Bangabandhu seek togetherness and global partnership?
Answer: Bangabandhu sought togetherness and global partnership to bring down all types of humanitarian crises in the world and the big gap between the rich and poor countries.
3. What foreign policy did Bangabandhu formulate in his speech?
Answer: Bangabandhu’s foreign policy was to follow the ideology of mutual respect, national sovereignty, regional integrity, co-operation, and non-interference into internal issues of other countries.
4. Do you think Bangabandhu could speak about the national, regional, and international problems? justify your argument.
Answer: I think Bangabandhu could very well speak about national, regional, and international problems as he was aware of the human crises all over the world. He mentioned his own country had been damaged by the war and also expressed the painful feeling of other oppressed nations.
5. Why did the text term Bangabandhu as a leader of the oppressed and leader of the third world?
Answer: Bangabandhu was termed as leader of the oppressed and leader of the third world because he expressed his concern about the problems of the oppressed and the crises of the poor countries.
F. (Possible answer) in 200 words
Bangabandhu at the UN Summary
Bangladesh became a member of the UN after another struggle with some influential international communities. Bangabandhu in his first participation of the general assembly delivered his speech in Bangla in the history of the UN and paid tribute to the language martyrs. He mentions Bangladesh's stand with the UN on different national and international issues where the country pledges to follow UN charters. Bangladesh would also follow its foreign policy with the ideology of mutual respect, national sovereignty, regional integrity, cooperation, and non-interference into internal issues of other countries. Bangabandhu thanked the United Nations to accept Bangladesh as a member of the organization and expressed his gratitude to all the countries who came forward to assist his motherland by providing food, shelter, and aid during the liberation war. He expressed his solidarity for the oppressed people and poor countries as he was aware of the human crises all over the world. He mentioned his own country had been damaged by the war and also expressed the painful feeling of other oppressed nations. Finally, he called for unity amongst the countries, and a unified financial management system and to take action to reduce financial gaps in addition to minimizing humanitarian crises.
G. (Possible answer)
Write an email to one of your friends giving him or her the information that you have gathered about Bangabanhu's speech at the UN.
From: Shohan <shohan@gmail.com>
To: Shamim <shamim@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2021; 11:15 am.
Subject: Bangabandhu’s glorious speech at the UN
Dear Shamim,
I hope you are fine by the grace of the almighty Allah. Today I am writing to you about our greatest leader Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. You would be glad to know I have listened to Bangabandhu’s speech at the UN General Assembly of 25th September 1974. There he as the first person in the history of the UN delivered his speech in Bangla paying tribute to the language martyrs. He thanked the UN and all the countries for helping Bangladesh in difficult times. He also clarifies his foreign policy and asks all the countries for unity and helps to build a better world. I am going to share with you the link to the speech so that you can listen and feel proud of our leader. The link is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_O5rfUvVxA
No more today. See you soon.
Yours cordially
Shohan
H. (Possible answer)
Make a list of questions that you would have asked if you had a chance to meet Bangabandhu after his speech at the UN.
1. How were you received in the UN for the first time?
2. How did you feel during attending the world’s number one organization?
3. What did you focus on during your speech?
4. How did the international communities react to your speech?
5. Whom did you meet after the session of the General Assembly?
6. What was your foreign policy?
7. Which countries showed more interest to assist to rebuild Bangladesh?
8. What do you expect from the UN General Assembly?
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