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IB GloPo - Unit 1 Review
IB GloPo - Unit 1 Review
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Review for #IB #GlobalPolitics
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1
All of the following are examples of soft power EXCEPT:
Economic Sanctions
Cultural diffusion
Persuasion
Mediation
2
All of the following are example manifestations of hard power EXCEPT:
Ground troop invasion
Trade embargo
Economic sanctions
Conflict mediation
3
Which is an accurate example of SMART power?
1969 moon landing
Pope Francis' visit to the U.S.
1939 German invasion of Poland
US-Iran Nuclear Deal
4
All of the following are general types of theory EXCEPT:
Derogatory
Normative
Interpretive
Explanatory
5
Which of the following best describes our international legal system?
Hegemony
International Anarchy
One Global Government
Supra-territoriality
6
Examples of informal cooperation include all of the following EXCEPT:
Cultural Exchange
Technology Harmonization
Extraordinary Rendition
Armistice
7
The Maastricht Treaty created the _____.
United Nations
Organization of American States
African Union
European Union
8
___ is an organized effort by a portion of a civil pop. to resist the legal gov't or occupier.
Social Movements
Resistance Movements
Global Governance
Violent Protest Movements
9
___ is an agreement to pursue a set of agreed objectives needed while remaining independent.
Informal cooperation
Trade unions
Collective security
Strategic alliances
10
Power can be measured by all of the following EXCEPT:
religion
land mass and geographical position
size/quality of armed forces
population size
11
___ is the leadership or domination of one element of a system over others.
Hegemony
International Law
Hard power
Supremacy
12
A governmental system where power flows from the people to the local government to the federal
Unitary
Confederate
Pariah
Federal
13
Which of the following is an example of an NGO?
Amnesty International
Red Cross/Red Crescent
Peace Corps
Human Rights Watch
14
All of the following are considered International Organization EXCEPT:
Federal Reserve
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
World Trade Organization
15
What is civil society?
Non-government, autonomous groups
The Bureaucracy
Elected Officials
Supreme Court of the United States
16
A Normative or “Political” theory creates values and standards on conduct. Which is an example?
Charles Darwin's Theory of Evolution
John Locke's Theory on Property
Karl Marx' Theory on Communism
Immanuel Wallerstein's World Systems Theory
17
The European Union is an example of ____.
A treaty
International organization
Economic & political community
Pooled sovereignty
18
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) is an example of ____.
Informal cooperation
Soft power
Collective security
Internal sovereignty
19
International Law is known as soft law. Why?
Hegemony
We are governed by a global government
Global Anarchy
It is non-binding, cannot be enforced
20
Which agreement created the International Criminal Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands?
The Rome Statute
Paris Peace Accords
Bretton Woods Agreement
The Oslo Accords
21
Why is international law obeyed? Choose all that apply.
Self-interest and reciprocity
Fear of disorder
Identification with international norms
Fear of punishment or isolation
22
All of the following are examples of International Law EXCEPT:
Treaties
Intervention
Customs
Diplomatic immunity
23
Sovereignty is generally defined by all of the following statements EXCEPT:
A state's ability to declare war
A state's ability to govern itself
A state's control over territory
Characterizes a state’s independence
24
Combined sovereignty of two or more states is called ________.
Pooled sovereignty
Internal sovereignty
fun times
External sovereignty
25
In 21st Century Global Politics, legitimacy is only usually found in which form of government?
Monarchy
Theocracy
Democracy
Dictatorship
26
A governmental system where the power flows from the people to both the federal and state govts
Federal
Militarized
Confederate
Unitary
27
_____ is the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims.
Interstate war
Terrorism
Informal cooperation
Intrastate war
28
This is a moral system to which human laws do (or should) conform.
Tyranny
International Law
Soft Law
Natural Law
29
_____ is a set of actions that forces an opponent to take some desired action.
Compellence
Unilateral action
Sanction
Deterrence
30
A theory that makes an assumption that a nation-state is solely motivated by its own interests.
Pacifism
Realism
Liberalism
Constructivism
31
A governmental system where the power flows from the people to the federal gov to the local gov
Pariah
Confederate
Unitary
Federal
32
All of the following are requirements for official "states" EXCEPT:
Established religion
Capacity to enter into relations with other states
Permanent population
Effective government
33
__most often refers to mutual reliance among organizations and states for access to resources.
Internal Sovereignity
International Law
Interdependence
External Sovereignity
34
A theory that accentuates mutual benefits and international cooperation.
Realism
Pacifism
Liberalism
Constructivism
35
Created in 1999, the Eurozone did what?
I have absolutely no idea.
Created the European Union
Allowed for the freedom of movement in Europe
Created a common currency in Europe