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Unit #3: Internationalism - Social Studies 20-1
Unit #3: Internationalism - Social Studies 20-1
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When
several
nations work together to achieve a goal...
Unilateralism
Isolationism
Bilateralism
Multilateralism
2
Select
ALL
that are motivations behind internationalism...
Peace & Security
Economic Stability
Self Determination
Humanitarianism and Global Citizenship
3
Foreign Aid
must be offered with no contingencies or stipulations attached.
False
True
4
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
is an example of a(n)...
international non-governmental organization
international law and treaty
policy making
international government organization
5
Peace
making
is...
requiring consent of the parties of the conflict
peaceful intervention to a stop or prevent a conflict
an implementation of a ceasefire
deployment of military or civilian personnel
6
The term "Global-Village" is described as all
except
...
people have become more aware of global issues (climate change, etc.)
people can easily communicate using the internet and social media
how people have used technology to communicate globally
borders are more significant now than ever because they act as barriers
7
An international organization that is
not
established by the government but are run by individuals or groups.
Ultranational Organization
International Non-Governmental Organization (INGO)
Supranational Organization
Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)
8
Permanent members
of the UN Security Council have the power of ________.
choosing
ignoring
voting
vetoing
9
What type of internationalism believes that greater
interaction
and
cooperation
will lead to peace and prosperity
Liberal Internationalism
Relevant Internationalism
Revolutionary Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
10
The
Economic and Social Council's (UN)
main purposes are all of the following except:
promote higher standards of living
throw parties for the staff of the United Nations
encourafe economic stability and trade
protection of human rights
11
The ___________________ is the
main deliberative
organ of the United Nations comprised of all 193 nation-states.
Security Council
Secretariat
Trusteeship Council
General Assembly
12
Select
ALL
motivations against internationalism...
Political
Beliefs that the UN should deal with the issues
Isolationism
Economic
13
Peace
keeping
is...
peaceful intervention before or during a conflict
overseeing the resolution of a conflict
contributing to the global community
negotiating a resolution to a conflict
14
What is the
policy
that motivates nation-states that want more territory, power, and economic growth?
International Law
Supranationalism
Foreign Policy
Expansionism
15
Which
intergovernmental organization
was created to safeguard freedom/security using military (or political) means?
WHO
WTO
NATO
UN
16
WHO
is a specialized agency of the United Nations that is responsible for....
snakes
trade and economic agreements
global security
international public health
17
What type of internationalism is based on
unequal terms
with the dominance of one nation or nation-state over others?
Liberal Internationalism
Revolutionary Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
Relevant Internationalism
18
Canada and the US's
free trade policies
are an example of a(n) ______________ agreement.
unilateral
isolationist
bilateral
multilateral
19
What are the three different types of internationalism?
Plural, Hegemonic, Revolutionary
Plural, Hegemonic, Restorative
Liberal, Hereditary, Revolutionary
Liberal, Hegemonic, Revolutionary
20
Which of the following is the
best
reason why nation-states act internationally?
National Interest
Humanitarianism
Intervensionism
Ultranationalism
21
The power or ability to make a decision for one's own nation
without influence
from outside its borders...
Self-Determination
Sovereignty
Power
Liberation
22
When foreign aid is offered with
strings attached
or requirements, it is referred to as...
String Aid
Non-beneficial Aid
Beneficial Aid
Tied Aid
23
What political principle
transcends
nationalism and advocates a greater political or economic cooperation among nations?
Foreign Aid
Isolationism
Foreign Policy
Internationalism
24
Which of the following nation-states is
NOT
a permanent member of the UN Security Council?
China
United States of America
Japan
Russian Federation
25
This
body of the United Nations
was created to bring perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity to justice
Secretariat
UNESCO
Security Council
International Criminal Court (ICC)
26
The
body of the United Nations
that peacekeepers fall under is?
General Assembly
UNESCO
UNICEF
Security Council
27
The United Nations (UN) is a
supranational
organization?
False
True
28
What was the
policy
of the United States during the World Wars? More specifically, World War 2.
Multilateralism
Unilateralism
Isolationism
Imperialism
29
What type of internationalism highlights that
international factors
and
alliances
determine conflicts within society?
Revolutionary Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
Relevant Internationalism
Liberal Internationalism
30
UNESCO
is a specialized agency of the United Nations created to promote world peace through...
international travel
education, science, and culture
peacekeeping missions
heritage sites
31
An example of ____________ would be a
nation-state joining
the European Union.
unilateralism
supranationalism
supernationalism
isolationism
32
The
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
was ratified in 1948 and has 30 articles that protect human rights.
False
True
