The International System

1. Realists specify the International system as...

• Polarity

• Bipolar

• Unipolar

• Anarchic

• Number of poles

2. In the system preceding World War I,

five states, Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, France, Russia, and___________ comprised a

multipolar system.

• United States

• Bulgaria

• Prussia

• Canada

• Japan

3. Visibly, the nuclear states do not prefer a change

in the status quo; in their perspectives honestly, nuclear proliferation, particularly in the hands of

“rogue” states conducts to international system instability.

What does "rogue" state refer to?

• Syria

• Israel

• Russia

• Germany

• Iran

4. By and large, for innumerable radicals, crippling stratification in the international system is caused by___________

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Feminism

• Capitalism

• Constructivism

5. Consequently, in the last decades of

the twentieth century, economic issues replaced____________ as the leading topic of the international agenda.

• Political issues

• Social issues

• National security issues

• Agriculture issues

• Racism issues

6. Robert Keohane and Joseph Nye are political scientists who narrate the international system as________________ in which the different actors are either sensitive to or vulnerable to the actions of others.

• A multilateralism

• A dependent system

• A bipolar system

• A unipolar system

• An independent system

Until early 21th century, international system had been criticized for revolving around a concept of the__________ which leads to order and unity by force.

• Eurocentric system

• Independent system

• Unipolar system

• Bipolar system

• Liberalism system

8. When have the opening up of foreign investment and enterprises led to unprecedented economic growth nearly four decades?

• 1970

• 1979

• 1975

• 1978

• 1974

9. When has China implemented a new policy of dredging thousands of tons of sand on reef islands to create artificial islands in the Spratly Islands?

• 2018

• 2010

• 2012

• 2009

• 2014

10.Which was the international system described following World War II?

• Unipolarity

• Multipolarity

• Bipolarity

• All of the above

• None of all the above