Blue helmet - F. a United Nations peacekeeper. The term originates from the distinctive UN peacekeeping uniformThe difference in attitudes, values, and behaviors between one generation (like parents) and another (like teenagers), often leading to misunderstandings., Patrol (n) - J. the act of going to different parts of a building, an area, etc. to make sure that there is no trouble or crimeA feeling of deep admiration for someone, often shown by treating them well and considering their feelings., National caveats - A. specific conditions or limitations set by a contributing nation on the use of its military forces in international collaborations, such as UN peacekeeping missionsA set time when someone, typically a teenager, is expected to be home, often enforced by parents.A lack of respect or courtesy towards someone, often shown by being rude or not considering their feelings., Contingent (n) - H. a group of soldiers, typically from one country, forming part of alarger forceA lack of respect or courtesy towards someone, often shown by being rude or not considering their feelings., blatant (adj) - B. very obvious and intentional, often in a negative sense, think-tank (n) - D. a group of experts who provide advice and ideas on political, social or economic issues, mandate (n) - C. the authority or official instruction given to a peacekeeping force, specifying its purpose, objectives, and the scope of permissible actions, oversee (v) - E. to watch somebody or something and make sure that a job or an activity is done correctly, antagonism (n) - G. active hostility or opposition between individuals, groups, or countries, Presage (v) - I. to show or suggest that something, often something unpleasant, will happen,

Unit 8 - Peacekeeping

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