Quiz on International Relations

What is the most influential force in international affairs according to the text?

• Globalization

• Nationalism

• Imperialism

• Realism

What does nationalism promote according to the text?

• Cultural exchange

• International cooperation

• Self-governance

• Global governance

What is a nation defined as in the text?

• A geographical area

• A type of government

• A political entity

• A community of people with shared identity

What is the term used for the combination of a nation and a state?

• Federal state

• City-state

• Sovereign state

• Nation-state

What is the primary focus of International Relations (IR)?

• Domestic politics

• War and peace

• International cooperation

• Cultural studies

What is a key difference between domestic and international politics?

• International law is strictly enforced

• Domestic law is obeyed and enforced

• International politics has a monopoly on force

• Domestic politics is anarchic

What historical event is considered the starting point of modern International Relations?

• The Treaty of Westphalia

• The formation of the UN

• The Cold War

• World War I

What two historical processes helped establish IR as an academic discipline?

• Imperialism and World War I

• The Cold War and globalization

• Colonialism and globalization

• Nationalism and imperialism

What is the primary actor in International Relations according to Neo-realists?

• Individuals

• States

• Non-state actors

• International organizations

Which of the following is NOT considered a non-state actor in IR?

• Multinational Corporations

• International Organizations

• Non-governmental Organizations

• States