UNCLOS I-II Flashcards

To memorize the key terms and events of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

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UNCLOS replaces the _____ century “__________________________” concept.

A

17th century, “Freedom of the seas”

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According to the ______________ Rule developed by _____________, sea-side nationalities could only claim ____________ exclusivity to ocean waters extending from their shores. Anything beyond that was ______________________.

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Cannon Shot, Dutch Jurist Cornelius van Bynkershoek, 3 mile, International Waters

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By the early ____ century, some nations wanted to extend their national oceanic claims for the purposes of: (3 total)

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19th century

  1. Protect mineral resources
  2. Protect fishing stocks
  3. Provide the means to enforce pollution controls.
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The ______________ called a conference at ___________ in the year of _________ but no agreement resulted.

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League of Nations, 1930, The Hague

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In _________, President __________ extended USA control to all its natural resources of its ______________. Other nationalities quickly followed suit.

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1945, Truman, continental shelf

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Between ______-_____, the countries _____, _____, and _______ extended their rights to _____ nautical miles to cover their ______ ______ fishing.

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1946-1950, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, 200, Humbolt Current

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Other nations extended to ____ nautical miles.

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UNCLOS I took place in ___________________, from _______ to ______.

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Geneva, Switzerland, 1956-1958

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UNCLOS I resulted in 4 treaties. The first treaty was the _____________, which came into force _______________.

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Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone, 10 Sept. 1964.

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UNCLOS I resulted in 4 treaties. The second treaty was the _____________, which came into force _______________.

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Convention on the Continental Shelf, 10 June 1964

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UNCLOS I resulted in 4 treaties. The third treaty was the _____________, which came into force _______________.

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Convention on the High Seas, 30 Sept. 1962

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UNCLOS I resulted in 4 treaties. The fourth treaty was the _____________, which came into force _______________.

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Convention on Fishing and Conservation of Living Resources of the High Seas, 20 March 1966

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UNCLOS was considered a ___________, but left open the important issue of __________________.

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success, breadth of territorial waters.

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UNCLOS II took place in ___________, in the year ________. It did not result in any new agreements.

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Geneva, 1960 (for 6 weeks)

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Generally speaking, _______________ and ______________ participated only as ______, _____, or ______ of the United States or the USSR, with no significant voice of their own.

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developing nations, third world countries, clients, allies, dependents

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