Understanding Internationalism and Global Relations

As globalization makes the world more interconnected and interdependent, certain problems cannot be solved by individual nations alone. What approach promotes cooperation among people across national, cultural or political boundaries?

What is the practice of managing international relations and resolving conflicts between countries through dialogue and negotiation called?

What do you call a business that owns, controls or manages production and services in multiple countries, with headquarters in one country but operations across borders?

• Multinational Corporation
• Cooperative

• Sole proprietorship

• National firm

What treaty, signed in 1648, ended the Thirty Years' War in Europe and laid the foundation for modern international relations, diplomacy, and the concept of state sovereignty?

What is a group of people who share a common culture, language, race, history, and often a sense of shared identity, and may or may not have a defined territory or government?

What is a political entity with a defined territory, government, population, and sovereignty that has the authority to make and enforce laws within its borders and conduct relations with other states?

What is an international organization founded in 1945 to promote peace, security, human rights, and cooperation among countries, with goals such as maintaining global peace, fostering friendly relations among states and promoting social progress?

What principle advocates that states should resolve their disputes through peaceful means rather than resorting to war or violence?

• State Sovereignty

• Non-intervention

• International Law

• Pacifism

What do you call a non-profit, voluntary association that operates independently of governments, often across multiple countries, and is guided by advocacies like human rights or environmental protection?

• Trade union

• Multinational Corporation

• Political party

• Non-governmental organization

What is an international organization established in 1995 to regulate and facilitate global trade, to ensure it flows smoothly, predictably, and freely between states?

• Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

• European Union (EU)

• World Trade Organization (WTO)

• North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)