Unit 1 - Global Relations

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.

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.

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.

What is an example of a form of government?

• Democracy

• Anarchy

• Chaos

• Disorder

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

What is an example of a monarchy?

• United States

• United Kingdom

• China

• Brazil

What is an example of an autocracy?

• Canada

• North Korea

• India

• Australia

What is an example of a theocracy?

• Iran

• Japan

• Mexico

• France

Which of the following is not a nation-state?

• Spain
• France
• Italy
• The United States

What is an example of a single-party state?

• India

• China

• Germany

• Italy