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Universal Fraternity Quiz

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Test your understanding of universal fraternity.

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Test your understanding of universal fraternity.

by Juan Pablo Murillo Peña
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It challenges discrimination based on race, religion, or gender.

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It is the official motto of the United Nations.

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It promotes cooperation across cultures to reduce inequality.

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It requires a single world government to enforce rules.

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It endorses passive acceptance of social hierarchies.

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Universal fraternity supports equal rights and dignity for every person.

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It is identical to a universal religion that all must follow.

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It was created as a formal treaty in 1960.

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The idea has roots in Enlightenment thinking about universal rights.

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The concept advocates solidarity among all humans regardless of borders.

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