NGEC 3 QUIZ 3: POLITICAL GLOBALIZATION (SET A)

Political globalization primarily refers:

• Expansion of global trade markets.

• Influence of international institutions on states.

• Spread of cultural practices worldwide.

• Growth of private multinational firms.

The authority of UNCLOS is important because it:

• Defines legal maritime entitlements.

• Eliminates all sea disputes.

• Grants naval superiority rights.

• Replaces domestic sea laws.

An Exclusive Economic Zone allows a state to:

• Ban all foreign ships nearby.

• Exploit offshore natural resources.

• Claim unlimited ocean territory.

• Control global trade routes.

A limitation of global governance is that it:

• Depends on state compliance.

• Controls national constitutions.

• Maintains standing global armies.

• Collects worldwide taxes.

The veto power mainly affects the:

• Passage of Security Council resolutions.

• Election of Assembly members.

• Decisions of the IMO Council.

• Regional trade negotiations.

The 2016 arbitration ruling addressed:

• ASEAN military coordination.

• Validity of nine-dash claims.

• European fishing rights.

• Arctic shipping lanes.

Rejection of an international ruling reflects tension between:

• Federalism and regionalism.

• Sovereignty and global law.

• Democracy and monarchy.

• Trade and environment.

The IMO differs from the Security Council because it:

• Sets technical maritime standards.

• Imposes political sanctions.

• Commands peacekeeping forces.

• Settles territorial conflicts.

Liberal democracy limits majority power through:

• Constitutional checks and courts.

• Military supervision systems.

• Executive emergency rule.

• Regional alliances only.

Populism challenges liberal democracy when leaders:

• Promote electoral reforms.

• Undermine institutional safeguards.

• Expand civic participation.

• Encourage policy debates.