A. Rebuilding infrastructure
B. Providing emergency relief, including food, water, and shelter
C. Political stabilization
D. Providing weapons for self-defense
A. Professionalism
B. Neutrality
C. Military alliances
D. Profitability
A. A global political organization
B. A non-governmental humanitarian institution
C. A military body responsible for peacekeeping
D. A regional disaster relief group
A. Provide financial aid to governments
B. Offer legal assistance to displaced people
C. Provide emergency relief such as food, water, and shelter
D. Engage in military operations during disasters
A. Promoting military tactics
B. Treating the sick and wounded, regardless of affiliation
C. Negotiating trade deals
D. Supplying weapons to aid groups
A. Managing foreign policy
B. Coordinating global disaster response
C. Engaging in peace talks
D. Organizing national elections
A. British Red Cross
B. American Red Cross
C. Canadian Red Cross
D. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
A. Providing first aid and health services
B. Promoting human rights
C. Organizing military interventions
D. Offering emergency relief in times of disaster
A. To avoid taking sides and to provide assistance impartially
B. To influence the outcome of the conflict
C. To promote political agendas
D. To support only the government side in conflicts
