Emirates: UAE domestic Policy (part 1)

What type of state is the UAE?

• a. Unitary state
• b. Federal state
• c. Monarchical state
• d. Autonomous state

The UAE is a ______ state comprises a continuum of Emirates ______ by a permanent ______ ______ , dominated by a ______ ______ , which implements constitutional laws for ___ the Emirates under the umbrella of the federation.

• b. Federal, unified, federal constitution, central authority, all
• a. Unitary, Independent, Temporary Agreement, Local Government, Some
• c. Confederation, Divided, Voluntary Treaty, Supreme Council, None
• d. Sovereign, Merged, Transitory Constitution, Federal Government, Some

What is the federal state dominated by?

• a. Local Governments
• b. Rulers of Individual Emirates
• c. Supreme Council
• d. Central Authority

The UAE is a federal state comprises a continuum of Emirates unified by a permanent federal constitution, dominated by a central authority, which implements ______ _____ for all the Emirates under the umbrella of the federation.

• a. Local Policies
• b. International Laws
• c. Tribal Regulations
• d. Constitutional Laws

Individual Emirates are separate, independent entities, but are considered as political units within the new federal state.

• True
• False

Individual Emirates are considered as political units within the _____ federal state.

• new
• old

How were the individual Emirates affected by the aftermath of the federation?

• a. They become more independent entities.
• b. They remain separate and autonomous.
• c. They lose their independence
• d. They become political units within the new federal state

The ______ state becomes the ______ political unit within the parameters of the international political system. Thus, the individual Emirates, which were merged into the federation, ______ constitute political entities on the ______ level.

• a. federal, legitimate, do not, international
• b. unitary, recognized, always, domestic
• c. sovereign, recognized, no longer, international
• d. federal, autonomous, still, local

What role does the federal government play in international affairs?

• a. Limited role
• b. Represents the state in the international arena
• c. Responsible for international commitments
• d. Acts independently from the state in international matters

Which entity has the authority to enter into relations with other countries and international organizations as well as sign treaties in times of peace and war?

• a. Individual Emirates
• b. Local governments
• c. Federal government
• d. Supreme Council