World Order Revision

The way that global events are influenced by major actors in the world is known as:

• Globalisation

• International cooperation

• World order

• International influences

Which of the following is another name for a treaty?

• statutes, protocols or conventions

• covenants, conventions, contracts

• covenants, charter, code of conduct

• protocol, statues or codes of conduct

The need for world order exists because of:

• Encouraging cooperation and resolving conflict

• World War II

• Climate change

• State sovereignty and global threats

State sovereignty does not include:

• Ability to apply laws

• Ability to enter other states

• Ability to enter international agreements

• Ability to enforce taxes

The United Nations is an:

• Nation-state

• International instrument

• Non-government organisation (NGO)

• Inter-governmental organisation (IGO)

Intrastate conflict refers to:

• Conflict between states

• Conflict within a state

Which of the following is NOT an example of an interstate conflict:

• Nuclear war

• Cyber warfare

• Civil war

• Conventional war

What document outlines the rights and obligations of the members of the UN?

• UDHR

• The UN Charter

• Rome Statute

• UN Convention

The UN currently has how many member states?

• 195

• 196

• 193

• 95

The UN has powers to overrule a state’s sovereign right to deal with its own affairs.

• True

• False