GE3 Final Exam Pt. 2

What is a key attribute of today's global system?

• Countries govern themselves independently

• Countries have no sovereignty

• Countries do not interact with each other

• Countries are dependent on each other

Which organization is considered the center of global governance?

• International Monetary Fund

• World Health Organization

• United Nations

• World Bank

What does the term 'nation-state' refer to?

• A historical concept with no modern relevance

• An organization of multiple countries

• A political unit with a defined territory and government

• A group of people with a common culture

What is one essential element of a state?

• Religious unity

• Global influence

• Cultural diversity

• Permanent population

Which of the following is an example of internal authority of a state?

• A state joining international organizations

• A state engaging in diplomacy

• A state passing laws

• A state ignoring its own laws

What does sovereignty refer to in the context of a state?

• The ability to form alliances

• The right to ignore international laws

• The capacity to engage in trade

• The power to govern itself

According to Benedict Anderson, how is a nation defined?

• As a geographical area

• As a political community

• As a cultural identity

• As a historical entity

What is the primary role of international organizations like the UN?

• To create laws for individual countries

• To facilitate interactions between states

• To promote national interests

• To govern all nations directly

What was the purpose of the Treaty of Westphalia?

• To create a global currency

• To establish a world government

• To end the Thirty Years' War

• To promote economic cooperation

Which philosopher advocated for the creation of international law?

• Giuseppe Mazzini

• Karl Marx

• Jeremy Bentham

• Immanuel Kant