Unit 4 Quizs

What was the outcome of NATO's intervention in Kosovo?

• Serbs agreed to withdraw from Kosovo, which declared independence in 2008.

• Kosovo remained under Serbian control without any changes.

• NATO established a permanent military base in Kosovo.

• The conflict escalated into a larger war involving multiple countries.

What halted progress toward reuniting Korea?

• North Korea’s decision to build nuclear weapons.

• The economic sanctions imposed on North Korea.

• The withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea.

• The establishment of diplomatic relations between North and South Korea.

What was the result of the ethnic cleansing campaign in Myanmar?

• Villages were destroyed, and more than one million Rohingya have been ethnically cleansed.

• The Rohingya were granted citizenship and rights in Myanmar.

• The campaign led to increased tourism in the region.

• International sanctions were lifted against Myanmar.

What is a democracy?

• A system where citizens have no say in government decisions.

• A country in which citizens elect leaders and can run for office.

• A form of government ruled by a single person without citizen input.

• A political system where decisions are made by a small group of elites.

What distinguishes terrorist attacks from other forms of political violence?

• Ordinary people are targeted in terrorist attacks rather than political leaders or military groups.

• Terrorist attacks are always carried out by organized groups.

• Terrorist attacks are primarily aimed at economic targets.

• Terrorist attacks are usually conducted in secret without any public announcement.

What is the significance of the Balkans in terms of ethnic cleansing?

• The Balkans are known for their rich cultural heritage.

• The most recent ethnic cleansing in Europe has been in the Balkans.

• The Balkans have never experienced ethnic conflicts.

• The Balkans are primarily known for their economic stability.

What was the result of the partition of South Asia in 1947?

• Massive migration due to the division of the country into India and Pakistan based on ethnicity and religion.

• Economic growth in both India and Pakistan.

• Increased political stability in the region.

• A peaceful coexistence between different religious communities.

How many Tutsis were killed in the genocide in Rwanda and Burundi?

• 500,000 Tutsis in Rwanda and 200,000 in Burundi.

• 800,000 Tutsis in Rwanda and 300,000 in Burundi.

• 1,000,000 Tutsis in Rwanda and 400,000 in Burundi.

• 600,000 Tutsis in Rwanda and 250,000 in Burundi.

What is the issue with Korea's statehood?

• Korea was unified as a single country after World War II.

• Korea was divided into two occupation zones after World War II, with North Korea and South Korea being admitted to the United Nations as separate countries in 1992.

• Korea has always been recognized as a single state by the United Nations.

• Korea was never colonized and has always maintained its sovereignty.

What are territorial waters?

• Up to 12 nautical miles from shore, a state may set laws regulating passage by ships registered in other states.

• A zone where only fishing is allowed without any shipping traffic.

• An area where international law prohibits any military presence.

• A region extending 50 nautical miles from the coast for exclusive economic activities.