Political Concepts and Movements Quiz

What is devolution primarily concerned with?

• The dissolution of all government structures

• The establishment of a new central government

• The transfer of power from a regional government to a central one

• The transfer of power from a central government to a regional one

Which region in Spain is known for its ongoing devolutionary movement?

• Catalonia

• Andalusia

• Valencia

• Galicia

What characterizes a unitary state?

• Power is held primarily by the central government

• Power is held primarily by regional governments

• Power is shared between central and regional governments

• Power is distributed equally among all citizens

What is irredentism?

• The formation of supranational organizations

• The process of drawing district boundaries to favor a political party

• The idea of reclaiming a region due to historical ties

• The transfer of power from a central government to a regional one

What is the main goal of gerrymandering?

• To create more districts in rural areas

• To draw district boundaries to favor a specific political party

• To ensure equal representation for all political parties

• To increase voter turnout in elections

Which of the following is an example of a political supranational organization?

• European Union

• World Wildlife Fund

• OPEC

• United Nations

What is the primary purpose of economic supranational organizations?

• To promote military alliances

• To enhance economic cooperation and competition

• To protect the environment

• To establish a common language

What is a centrifugal force in the context of national unity?

• A force that unites a nation

• A force that divides a nation

• A force that promotes economic growth

• A force that encourages cultural exchange

Which of the following is an example of a centripetal force?

• Political instability

• Ethnic conflict

• Economic disparity

• Cultural cohesion

What can result from centrifugal forces within a nation?

• Prolonged periods of peace

• Cultural syncretism

• Failed states and stateless nations

• Increased national unity