Geo/WH Test Prep Econ/Terror

The integration of national economies and business systems into a unified global network is referred to as

• globalization

• international networking

• localization

• multinational enterprises

What characteristics are commonly associated with a sweatshop in the global labor market?

• A workplace with strict safety regulations

• A facility known for fair wages and reasonable hours

• A workplace characterized by low pay, excessive working hours, and hazardous conditions

• A factory owned and operated by a multinational corporation

What is one potential positive impact of sweatshops according to some economists?

• They create job opportunities in low-income countries

• They lead to a decrease in global trade

• They ensure higher education levels in developing nations

• They help companies evade environmental regulations

What impact did NAFTA have on trade tariffs among North American countries?

• Increased tariffs significantly

• Removed tariffs completely

• Had no impact on tariffs

• Raised tariffs fivefold

Which of the following was not a reason for Russia's military actions in Ukraine?

• Alleged genocide against Russians in Eastern Ukraine

• Desire to stop Ukraine from joining NATO

• Reclaiming historically Russian territories

• Promoting democratic governance in Eastern Europe

Who did the Mujahidin primarily oppose during the Soviet-Afghan War?

• United States

• Soviet Union

• United Kingdom

• China

What is the primary goal of ISIS?

• To promote peace and harmony among different faiths

• To establish a democratic regime in the Middle East

• To create a worldwide Islamic caliphate under Sharia law

• To unite Muslim countries against terrorism

What were the reasons behind Al-Qaeda's animosity towards the United States?

• Due to the U.S. refusal to engage in oil trade with the Middle East

• Because the U.S. backed secular regimes and maintained military bases in Islamic nations

• As a result of U.S. assistance to Al-Qaeda during the Soviet-Afghan conflict

• Owing to the U.S. membership in the United Nations

What strategy has the West primarily used to counter Russia's actions in Ukraine?

• economic sanctions

• deploying military forces to Ukraine

• launching cyberattacks on Russian infrastructure

• annexing Russian territory

How does terrorism differ from conventional warfare?

• Targets non-combatants

• Involves government forces

• Utilizes large armies

• Engages in peace talks