VCE Global Politics UNit 3 and 4 revision

What is not a characteristic of states?

• A permanent population.

• A permanent population.

• A permanent population.

• A permanent population.

A permanent population.

• Finland

• Transnistria

• Armenia

• Vatican City

What is not a characteristic of the nation?

• A common history

• Shared language

• Common culture.

• Recognised sovereignty.

Which best defines sovereignty?

• A country that has a homogenous population.

• Widely recognised territory and contol of its population and borders.

• Disputed borders and an autocratic government.

• A country under the iron fist of a brutal dictator.

Tibet is a ...

• Rogue state

• Nation

• State

• Nation-State

What is global governance?

• Institutions, rules, norms and legal arrangements that seek to facilitate cooperation, and manage relations, between states

• The rule of law imposed by Intergovernmental Organisations (IGOs) on their member states.

• The pursuit of justice when internarnational laws are broken.

• The palace of the leader of the Universe.

Which defines ethics as it relates to global politics?

• Good stuff bad stuff.

• The different moral positions global actors are guided by.

• The act of adhering to international law.

• The concept of punishment and reparation

Which is an accurate list of national interests?

• World domination, national security, regional relastionships, international standing.

• Economic prosperity, climate action, regional relationships, international standing.

• Economic prosperity, national security, regional relationships, international standing.

• Economic prosperity, national security, armed conflict, international standing.

Which shows the difference between trade and aid?

• Trade is the provision of assistance, mostly monetary, to global actors with the intention of influencing their decisions and actions in order to achieve a specific aim. Aid refers to the manipulation of the exchange of goods, services, labour and capital to influence the actions of another state.

• Aid is the provision of assistance, mostly monetary, to global actors with purey ultruistic motivations. Trade refers to the manipulation of the exchange of goods, services, labour and capital to influence the actions of another state.

• Aid is the provision of assistance in the case of armed conflict. Trade refers to the globalisation of the exchange of goods, services, labour and capital to influence the actions of another state.

• Aid is the provision of assistance, mostly monetary, to global actors with the intention of influencing their decisions and actions in order to achieve a specific aim. Trade refers to the manipulation of the exchange of goods, services, labour and capital to influence the actions of another state.

Which correctly explains cosmopolitanism and realism?

• Realism reflects a desire among global actors to cooperate to reach common goals and outcomes to meet challenges that are presented to the global community. Cosmopolitanism involves states (and other global actors) prioritizing their specific interest and needs over those of the global community.

• Cosmopolitanism reflects a desire among global actors to cooperate to reach common goals and outcomes to meet challenges that are presented to the global community. Realism involves states (and other global actors) prioritizing their specific interest and needs over those of the global community.

• Cosmopolitanism reflects a desire among global actors to achieve their national interests. Realism involves states (and other global actors) prioritizing the interests of the global community over their own.

• Cosmopolitanism is a type of cocktail. Realism is a healthy two course meal.