Terminology 2 (IR I)

What does the term 'stratify' refer to?

• To analyze data without structure

• To simplify complex systems

• To arrange parts in separate layers or groups

• To combine different elements into one

What does globalization mean?

• The decline of international trade

• The rise of nationalistic policies

• The world becoming a single capitalist market

• The process of localizing economies

What is meant by 'power transition'?

• The process of sharing power equally

• The rising power overtaking a previous dominant power

• The establishment of a democratic government

• The negotiation of power between nations

What does 'collide' mean in a political context?

• To cooperate with others

• To come into conflict or opposition

• To negotiate terms

• To create alliances

What characterizes a stagnant economy?

• Rapid growth and innovation

• Showing no activity; dull and sluggish

• High levels of investment

• Increased consumer spending

What is the Thucydides Trap?

• A diplomatic negotiation technique

• A tendency towards war when an emerging power threatens an existing one

• A method for conflict resolution

• A strategy for economic growth

What does 'causality' refer to?

• The analysis of historical events

• The study of random occurrences

• The relationship between two unrelated events

• Proving that one thing causes another

What is a vendetta?

• A legal agreement between parties

• A form of economic competition

• A strong desire to harm someone for political reasons

• A peaceful resolution to conflict

What does 'offshoot' mean?

• A financial investment strategy

• A method of agricultural production

• A new branch or development from a larger entity

• A type of political movement

What does 'macro' refer to in political science?

• An examination of microeconomic factors

• A focus on local governance

• A big, panoramic view of state interactions

• Detailed analysis of individual behavior