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What is the primary definition of International Law?

• A collection of treaties between countries

• A set of laws for individual states

• A system of rules governing international relations

• A system of rules governing domestic affairs

Which of the following is NOT a feature of International Law?

• Law making

• Subjects

• Scope of regulation

• Legislative authority

What is the main subject of International Law?

• Corporations

• States

• Individuals

• Non-governmental organizations

Which principle states that states must fulfill their obligations in good faith?

• Pacta sunt servanda

• Sovereign equality

• Non-intervention

• Self-determination

What is the primary method of enforcement under the UN Charter?

• Economic sanctions

• Collective enforcement

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Military intervention

Which of the following is an exception to the non-use of force principle?

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Trade agreements

• Humanitarian intervention

What does the term 'self-determination' refer to?

• The right of states to govern themselves

• The right of peoples to choose their political status

• The right of individuals to vote

• The right of nations to form alliances

Which of the following is NOT a traditional mode of enforcement of international law?

• Persuasion

• Self-enforcement

• Legislative action

• Acculturation

What is the role of the UN Security Council in enforcing international law?

• To provide legal advice to states

• To mediate disputes between states

• To create new international laws

• To determine threats to peace

Which of the following is a principle of international law regarding intervention?

• Self-defense

• Non-intervention

• Sovereign immunity

• Collective security