Quiz on Transnational Society in Global Politics

What does transnationalism suggest about the control of nation-states?

• It strengthens the control of nation-states.

• It has no effect on nation-states.

• It eliminates the need for nation-states.

• It weakens the control of nation-states.

What is a significant factor contributing to transnationalism?

• Transnational corporations.

• Increased nationalism.

• Isolationist policies.

• Local community initiatives.

What is the primary focus of nationalism?

• Cultural exchange.

• The interests of a particular nation-state.

• Global cooperation.

• Interdependence among nations.

What role do transnational communities play in global politics?

• They promote isolationism.

• They focus solely on local issues.

• They discourage cultural exchange.

• They advocate for shared interests across borders.

What is one consequence of globalization on sovereignty?

• Increased power of nation-states.

• Diminished nation-state sovereignty.

• Complete independence from international law.

• Strengthened local governance.

What does the term 'Imagined Community' refer to?

• A community that is defined by geographical boundaries.

• A community that is physically connected.

• A community that is based on economic ties.

• A community that is socially constructed.

What is a key characteristic of transnational communities?

• They are only temporary in nature.

• They maintain strong transnational ties.

• They have no ties to their country of origin.

• They focus exclusively on local issues.

What is one way globalization affects political sovereignty?

• It leads to a decline in national government power.

• It increases the power of national governments.

• It has no impact on political sovereignty.

• It strengthens local governance.

What is a common expectation for migrant groups in their new countries?

• To return to their country of origin immediately.

• To maintain their original culture without change.

• To adopt the moral and political values of the host nation.

• To remain completely detached from the host country.

What is one of the pressures faced by transnational communities?

• Complete independence from their home countries.

• Political pressure for reciprocal relationships.

• Isolation from the host country.

• Lack of cultural identity.