3 Globalization

What did the Treaty of Westphalia establish?

• The right to bear arms

• The idea of monarchy

• The principle of state sovereignty

• The concept of democracy

What does state sovereignty allow a state to do?

• Change its government

• Trade without restrictions

• Join any military alliance

• Control its own territory

How can the effectiveness of international trade agreements be evaluated?

• By counting the number of countries involved

• By conducting comprehensive impact assessments

• By analyzing historical data

• By measuring the length of the agreements

What should international trade agreements focus on for developing countries?

• Increasing tariffs

• Ensuring fair trade and reducing barriers

• Limiting exports

• Promoting monopolies

What year was the Treaty of Westphalia signed?

• 1815

• 1776

• 1648

• 1492

What is one of the broader impacts considered in trade assessments?

• Weather patterns

• Social impacts

• Cultural festivals

• Political speeches

What does the term 'barriers' refer to in trade agreements?

• Language barriers

• Obstacles to trade

• Cultural differences

• Physical walls

What is a key goal of international trade agreements?

• To create more taxes

• To support economic growth

• To limit imports

• To increase unemployment

What does the Treaty of Westphalia recognize?

• The importance of religion

• The need for global governance

• The right of each state to control its own affairs

• The power of the monarchy

What is one method to evaluate trade agreements?

• Reviewing historical treaties

• Analyzing media coverage

• Counting the number of signatories

• Conducting impact assessments