International Organizations and Global Governance Quiz

What does R2P stand for?

• Rights to People

• Responsibility to Protect

• Right to Peace

• Regulation to Prevent

Which of the following is NOT one of the three pillars of R2P?

• States must protect their populations

• The international community should assist states

• States have the right to sovereignty

• The international community must take action if a state fails

What is the main focus of realism in international relations?

• Shared values and ideas

• Self-interest of states

• Cooperation among states

• Global governance

Which organization was established to promote international labor rights?

• International Monetary Fund

• United Nations

• World Trade Organization

• International Labor Organization

What was a significant failure of the League of Nations?

• Creation of the ILO

• Preventing World War II

• Unanimous decision-making

• Lack of military force

Which of the following is a limitation of the United Nations?

• Addressing humanitarian issues

• Promoting sustainable development goals

• Inaction due to veto power

• Conducting peacekeeping missions

What does sovereignty refer to?

• The ability to govern without external interference

• The power of international organizations

• The responsibility of states to protect their citizens

• The cooperation among states

How do international organizations complement state sovereignty?

• By undermining state authority

• By imposing sanctions

• By facilitating collaboration on global challenges

• By dictating national policies

Under which chapter of the UN Charter can military action be authorized without state consent?

• Chapter VIII

• Chapter VII

• Chapter VI

• Chapter IX

What is 'black letter law'?

• Laws that are not enforced

• Established legal rules through treaties

• Laws that are only applicable to certain states

• Laws that are subject to change