How did Bremner describe the transition from a bipolar world to a unipolar world?
Bremner Quiz

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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The United States and China became the dominant superpowers.
The United States emerged as the sole superpower after the Soviet Union's collapse.
The European Union took over as the global leader.
The Soviet Union maintained its influence over global institutions.
Answer explanation
Bremner described the transition as the United States emerging as the sole superpower following the collapse of the Soviet Union, marking a shift from a bipolar to a unipolar world.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was a key factor in the transition from a unipolar world to a leaderless world according to Bremner?
The rise of the European Union as a global superpower.
The United States' withdrawal from its role as the world's policeman.
The collapse of the United Nations.
The formation of a new global alliance led by Russia.
Answer explanation
Bremner highlights that the United States' withdrawal from its role as the world's policeman was crucial in the shift from a unipolar world, leading to a more fragmented and leaderless global landscape.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following best describes the geopolitical state of the world after the United States began to withdraw from its global role?
A new bipolar world with China and Russia as superpowers.
A leaderless world with multiple countries setting their own rules.
A unipolar world dominated by the European Union.
A stable world order with no significant changes.
Answer explanation
The withdrawal of the U.S. has led to a power vacuum, resulting in a leaderless world where multiple countries assert their influence and set their own rules, rather than a clear dominance by any single superpower.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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According to Bremner, what is one of the main reasons for current geopolitical tensions?
The rise of new global institutions.
Russia's discontent as a former great power now in decline.
The economic collapse of the United States.
The unification of North and South Korea.
Answer explanation
Bremner highlights Russia's discontent as a key factor in geopolitical tensions, stemming from its status as a former great power now facing decline, which fuels its aggressive foreign policy and conflicts with other nations.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What role did the United States play in the unipolar world after the Soviet Union's collapse?
It became a passive observer in global affairs.
It exerted significant influence over global institutions and policies.
It focused solely on domestic issues.
It formed a new alliance with the Soviet Union.
Answer explanation
After the Soviet Union's collapse, the United States emerged as the dominant global power, significantly influencing international institutions and shaping global policies, rather than being passive or focusing solely on domestic issues.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
How did the transition from a unipolar to a leaderless world affect global trade according to Bremner?
It led to the creation of a single global currency.
It resulted in the United States withdrawing as the architect of global trade.
It caused a complete halt in international trade.
It strengthened the United States' control over global trade.
Answer explanation
According to Bremner, the transition to a leaderless world led to the United States stepping back from its role as the primary architect of global trade, impacting international trade dynamics.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What was the impact of the Soviet Union's collapse on the global power structure?
It led to the rise of a new superpower in Africa.
It left the United States as the sole superpower.
It resulted in a multipolar world with no dominant power.
It caused the immediate formation of a new global alliance.
Answer explanation
The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 resulted in the United States emerging as the sole superpower, significantly altering the global power structure and leading to a unipolar world dominated by U.S. influence.
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