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King Gojong covertly attempted to send Korean emissaries to a 1907 peace conference in this city, which built upon the work done at an 1899 conference held in it. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this city which today houses the International Court of Justice.
ANSWER: The Hague [or Den Haag; or s-Gravenhage]
[10h] The preamble to the 1899 Hague Convention established this infamously ambiguous clause. Named after a Russian diplomat, this clause argues that states could still violate international law by taking actions that, while not explicitly defined as illegal, oppose public norms.
ANSWER: Martens Clause [or Martens Declaration; or Martens Reservation]
[10m] At the 1864 Geneva Convention, this activist drew upon his experiences in the Battle of Solferino to call for neutrality for doctors and wounded soldiers. He won the 1901 Nobel Peace Prize for founding the Red Cross.
ANSWER: Henri Dunant (“dew-NAHN”) [or Jean-Henri Dunant]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
British ColumbiaWaterloo B100010E
Chicago AIllinois A100010E
Chicago BHarvard0000
Columbia AUC Berkeley A1001020EM
Columbia BWinona State100010E
Cornell BNorth Carolina B1001020EM
Georgia StateFlorida1001020EM
IndianaNorthwestern1001020EM
Iowa StateGeorgia Tech100010E
Johns HopkinsCornell A100010E
MarylandOhio State100010E
MinnesotaToronto C1001020EM
NYUWUSTL B1001020EM
OttawaUC Berkeley B1001020EM
Penn StateLSE100010E
RITMichigan100010E
RutgersNorth Carolina A1001020EM
StanfordWaterloo A1001020EM
TexasToronto B100010E
UCFIllinois B100010E
VirginiaVanderbilt1001020EM
Virginia TechMIT100010E
WUSTL AToronto A100010E
YaleArizona State0000

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2413.3392%42%0%