What does the concept of state sovereignty imply?

States have complete control over their internal affairs.

States have no control over their internal affairs.

States rely on international organizations for governance.

States share control with other nations.

Why is understanding different forms of government important?

To identify advantages and disadvantages of each form.

To understand cultural differences.

What is a key question in understanding democratic health?

What metrics are used to measure it?

What is the role of institutions in democratic health?

They measure and ensure democratic practices.

They provide cultural education.

They control economic policies.

They manage international relations.

What was the primary reason for the Cold War?

The United States and Soviet Union had opposing political and economic systems

Economic competition between the US and USSR.

Territorial disputes in Europe after World War II.

Military alliances formed during World War I.

What was the "Iron Curtain"?

A phrase used to describe the division between Western and Eastern Europe

A military strategy used during World War II.

A type of iron mining technique used in Europe.

A physical barrier built to separate two countries.

What was the Soviet Union’s response to the formation of NATO?

The Soviet Union established the Warsaw Pact.

The Soviet Union ignored NATO completely.

The Soviet Union formed the United Nations.

What event symbolized the end of the Cold War?

The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

What was the primary goal of the United States’ War on Terror after the 9/11 attacks?

To combat terrorism and remove regimes supporting terrorist organizations

To establish trade agreements with Europe.

To increase military presence in Asia.

To promote democracy in the Middle East.

How did globalization impact the world economy after the Cold War?

It increased global trade and interconnected economies

Globalization led to a decrease in international trade and investment.

The world economy became completely isolated after the Cold War.

Globalization had no significant effect on economic growth or disparities.

What is the main characteristic of a multipolar world?

The presence of multiple influential powers.

A world with no clear power structure

An equal distribution of resources among all countries

What challenge did the rise of nationalist movements present in the post-Cold War world?

They opposed globalization and sought greater control over national policies

Increased cultural exchange and understanding among nations.

Decreased focus on economic development and globalization.

Strengthened international cooperation and peace agreements.

Why is it important to view multiple sources when reading the news?

to ensure accuracy, reduce bias, and gain a well-rounded understanding of the news.

To find the most popular opinion on a topic.

To confirm the information from a single source.

To avoid reading conflicting viewpoints.

If a country has the title "Democratic Republic of..." in its name. Does this imply that it is a free country?

No, it does not imply that it is a free country.

Yes, it guarantees freedom for all citizens.

It means the country has a high level of political rights.

It indicates a strong democratic system in place.

What is the difference between a president and prime minister?

president is often elected directly by the people while a prime minister is appointed by lawmakers.

A president can only serve one term, whereas a prime minister can serve indefinitely.

A president is always a military leader, while a prime minister is a civilian.

A president is appointed by the parliament, while a prime minister is elected by the people.

Are all presidents leaders of free democratic countries?

No, not all presidents are leaders of free democratic countries.

Yes, all presidents are leaders of free democratic countries.

All presidents are elected through democratic processes.

Some presidents are leaders of free democratic countries, but not all.

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What is the difference between a state and a nation?

A state is a political entity; a nation is a cultural group.

A state refers to a geographical area; a nation refers to a government.

A state is a cultural entity; a nation is a political group.

A state is a group of people; a nation is a set of laws.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How is the international system based on state sovereignty?

It is based on the power of international organizations.

It relies on the economic strength of countries.

It is based on the authority of states to govern themselves.

It depends on the cultural influence of nations.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the concepts of Systems and Power used for in International Relations?

To understand economic policies.

To analyze cultural trends.

To understand the dynamics of international interactions.

To study historical events.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is an example of a form of government?

Democracy

Anarchy

Chaos

Disorder

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the metrics of measuring democratic health?

Economic growth rates

Civil Liberties and Political Rights

Social media usage statistics

Public opinion on foreign policy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is an example of a monarchy?

United States

United Kingdom

China

Brazil

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is an example of an autocracy?

Canada

North Korea

India

Australia

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Unit 1 - Global Relations

What is the difference between a state and a nation?

How is the international system based on state sovereignty?

What are the concepts of Systems and Power used for in International Relations?

What is an example of a form of government?

What are the metrics of measuring democratic health?

What is an example of a monarchy?

What is an example of an autocracy?

What is an example of a theocracy?

Which of the following is not a nation-state?

What is an example of a single-party state?

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