TERM TEST REVIEW 1 TERM 1 GRADE 12

The concept of sovereignty in international relations refers to

• The promotion of democratic values and human rights on a global scale.

• The principle of collective security among nations to maintain global peace.

• The establishment of supranational governing bodies to oversee global affairs.

• The ability of a state to govern itself independently without external interference.

Which theory suggests that cooperation between states is possible, even in an anarchic international system

• Constructivism

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Radical

According to constructivism, how do states develop their identities?

• Through military alliances

• Through territorial expansion

• Through economic cooperation

• Through shared cultural practices and values

Which concept refers to a balance of power between two dominant states in international relations?

• Bipolarity

• Multipolarity

• Neoliberalism

• Unipolarity

Realism in international relations emphasizes the importance of

• Cultural understanding and diplomacy

• Military power and strategic calculations

• Moral considerations and ethical behavior

• Economic interdependence and trade agreements

According to liberal theorists, what is the main driver of international cooperation?

• National sovereignty

• Military strength

• Power dynamics

• Common interests

Constructivism differs from realism and liberalism in international relations by

• Rejecting the importance of power and self-interest in international relations

• Focusing on economic factors as the primary driver of state behavior

• Emphasizing the role of international organizations in global governance

• Emphasizing the role of norms, ideas, and social interactions in shaping international relations

Read the statements carefully and identify the ideology being described.

Assume that states are rational actors motivated primarily by self-interest.

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Constructivism

Read the statements carefully and identify the ideology being described.

Democratic states tend to have more peaceful relations with each other, and the protection of individual rights is seen as a core principle of international relations.

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Constructivism

Read the statements carefully and identify the ideology being described.

Advocate for increased global governance and multilateral approaches to tackle global challenges.

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Constructivism