Peace and International Relations Quiz

What is terrorism?

• The use of violence, intimidation, or threats to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives

• The illegal activities conducted by structured criminal groups or syndicates

• The illegal production, distribution, and consumption of prohibited substances

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors

What is the definition of organized crime?

• The use of violence, intimidation, or threats to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives

• The illegal activities conducted by structured criminal groups or syndicates

• The illegal production, distribution, and consumption of prohibited substances

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors

What is transnational crime?

• The use of violence, intimidation, or threats to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives

• Criminal activities that operate across national borders

• The illegal production, distribution, and consumption of prohibited substances

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors

What is the impact of terrorism on global security?

• Loss of life, psychological trauma, economic disruption, and political instability

• Destabilization of regions, corruption, and violence

• Displacement, injuries, and disruption of essential services

• Weakening of economies and undermining of development efforts

What are the challenges in combating transnational crime?

• Differing legal systems, lack of coordination among countries, and adaptability of criminal organizations

• Loss of life, psychological trauma, economic disruption, and political instability

• Displacement, injuries, and disruption of essential services

• Weakening of economies and undermining of development efforts

What is the role of international cooperation in combating transnational crime?

• Sharing intelligence, conducting joint operations, and establishing legal frameworks

• Loss of life, psychological trauma, economic disruption, and political instability

• Displacement, injuries, and disruption of essential services

• Weakening of economies and undermining of development efforts

What is warfare?

• The use of violence, intimidation, or threats to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives

• The illegal activities conducted by structured criminal groups or syndicates

• The illegal production, distribution, and consumption of prohibited substances

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors

What is the impact of armed conflicts on civilians?

• Loss of life, psychological trauma, economic disruption, and political instability

• Destabilization of regions, corruption, and violence

• Displacement, injuries, and disruption of essential services

• Weakening of economies and undermining of development efforts

What are global ethics and moral frameworks?

• The use of violence, intimidation, or threats to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives

• The illegal activities conducted by structured criminal groups or syndicates

• The principles and values that guide individuals and societies in their interactions

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors

What is the role of international relations in diplomacy and conflict resolution?

• Sharing intelligence, conducting joint operations, and establishing legal frameworks

• Promoting peace, resolving disputes, and fostering cooperation between nations

• The principles and values that guide individuals and societies in their interactions

• The organized and armed conflict between nations or non-state actors