Globalization and Human Rights Concepts

What was a significant challenge Sweden faced after welcoming a large number of refugees in 2015?

• A decrease in the country's overall population.

• A shortage of housing and high unemployment rates among immigrants.

• A decline in the country's natural resources.

• A sudden increase in tourism.

Which ancient Greek philosopher described himself as a "citizen of the world," suggesting he was not bound by the authority of any specific place?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Diogenes

• Aristotle

According to Immanuel Kant, what did cosmopolitanism mean for every rational person?

• Being obligated only to those geographically close to them.

• Being part of a single global community, a "universal brotherhood."

• Prioritizing individual interests over collective well-being.

• Building walls to protect national borders.

What significant power do the five permanent members of the UN Security Council possess?

• The ability to declare war on any nation without approval.

• The power to veto any proposed measure.

• The right to unilaterally impose economic sanctions.

• The authority to appoint leaders of other nations.

What power do the five permanent members of the UN Security Council have that can stop the council from acting?

• The power to declare war.

• The power to veto resolutions.

• The power to control the UN budget.

• The power to appoint the Secretary-General.

Which of the following best describes globalization?

• A process where countries become more isolated from each other.

• The increased flow of trade, technology, people, and information making countries more interdependent.

• A system where all countries have the same laws and governments.

• The practice of only buying products made in your own country.

What is a main criticism of enforcing a standard set of human rights globally?

• It would make all countries too similar.

• It might ignore the unique values and practices of local communities.

• It would be too expensive to implement worldwide.

• It would lead to more wars between nations.

According to scholar Chandran Kukathas, what is freedom of movement considered?

• A privilege granted by nation-states.

• A human right that is often overlooked.

• A cause of global conflict.

• An economic advantage for wealthy countries.