Quiz II - Int.security

What is the primary aim of terrorism?

• • To gain territorial control

• • To instill fear and achieve political goals

• • To strengthen state military power

• • To disrupt economic systems

What is a defining characteristic of private military and security companies (PMSCs)?

• They are exclusively hired by the United Nations.

• They operate independently of government contracts.

• They provide military and security services for profit.

• They operate only in conflict-free zones.

Which international agreement aims to combat climate change and its impact on security?

• Paris Agreement

• Kyoto Protocol

• Montreal Protocol

• Stockholm Agreement

What is the concept of "nuclear deterrence"?

• Preventing nuclear weapons from being developed.

• Using the threat of nuclear retaliation to prevent an enemy from attacking.

• Promoting disarmament through sanctions.

• Testing nuclear weapons for deterrent purposes.

Which of the following countries is not a member of NATO?

• Canada

• Turkey

• Sweden

• Portugal

What event marked the beginning of the modern Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• The Six-Day War (1967)

• The Balfour Declaration (1917)

• The UN Partition Plan (1947)

• The Oslo Accords (1993)

What was the primary goal of the Oslo Accords?

• To create a two-state solution.

• To establish Jerusalem as an international city.

• To implement a permanent ceasefire.

• To provide military support to both sides.

What is one of the main security challenges faced by African nations?

• Territorial disputes with Europe.

• Resource-driven conflicts and terrorism.

• Disputes over Arctic sovereignty.

• Expansion of nuclear weapons programs.

Why is the Arctic increasingly seen as a security hotspot?

• It is a primary location for nuclear weapons testing.

• It offers untapped natural resources and strategic maritime routes.

• It is central to major refugee flows.

• It has become a base for international terrorist networks.

Which countries are most involved in Arctic security?

• China, Brazil, and Canada

• Sweden, Canada, and Denmark

• Canada, Russia, and the United States

• Canada, Finland, Russia