Global Governance 10pts Quiz

This term referred to countries aligned with the Western bloc, particularly the United States and its NATO allies. These countries were often economically developed and politically stable. They are sometimes called "developed" or "industrialized" countries.

• 1st world country

• 2nd world country

• 3rd world country

• Out of this world country

Countries who is aligned with the Eastern bloc, led by the Soviet Union. These countries were typically communist or socialist states. This term is less commonly used today, as many of the countries formerly considered them no longer exist in their Cold War-era form.

• 1st world country

• 2nd world country

• 3rd world country

• Out of this world country

Countries that were unaligned with either the Western or Eastern bloc during the Cold War. These countries often faced economic challenges and were sometimes characterized by political instability. This term has evolved and is now used more broadly to refer to less economically developed or developing countries.

• 1st world country

• 2nd world country

• 3rd world country

• Out of this world country

Refers to the more economically developed and industrialized countries located primarily in the upper Hemisphere. These countries tend to have higher standards of living, advanced infrastructure, and access to resources.

• Global North

• Global South

• Non-global

Less economically developed and often tropical or subtropical countries primarily located in the lower Hemisphere. These countries may face challenges related to poverty, limited access to healthcare and education, and infrastructure deficits.

• Global North

• Global South

• Non-global

Examples include many countries in Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia.

• Global North

• Global South

• Non-Global

Examples include the United States, Canada, Western European nations, and Japan.

• Global North

• Global South

• Non-global

Collective efforts to identify, understand and

address worldwide problems that go beyond

the problem-solving capacities of states

• Global Governance

• International Law

• National Law

Laws that regulate relations of states and international persons

• National law

• International law

• Global Governance

Laws that regulate individuals among

themselves or within the state

• National law

• International law

• Global Governance