WorksheetsGlobal Politics Review Student Qs
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which type of power involves the use of threats and usage of military strength?
a)
Hard power
b)
Soft power
c)
Smart power
d)
Structural power
2.
Which theory of global politics supports intervention in other nations if human rights are being violated?
a)
Realism
b)
Activist liberalism
c)
Marxism
d)
Pragmatic liberalism
3.
What is the definition of internal sovereignty?
a)
The ability of a nation to defend their borders & keep order within them
b)
The ability of nation to invade other nations
c)
A nation’s standing in the global theater
d)
The ability of the people of a nation to elect a legitimate government
4.
What were the different distributions of power from 1900-2017 and in what order did they occur?
a)
Unipolar system to Multipolar system to Bipolar system
b)
Bi-polar system to Multipolar system to Bipolar system
c)
Multipolar system to Bipolar system to Unipolar system
d)
Unipolar system to Bipolar system to Unipolar system
5.
All of the following are examples of IO’s except:
a)
The United Nations
b)
African Union
c)
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
d)
Economic Council
6.
According to the Montevideo Convention, which is NOT a characteristic of sovereignty?
a)
Permanent population
b)
Recognized by other states
c)
Military
d)
Defined territory
7.
Which is an example of an industry that does not conform to world systems theory (core, periphery, semi-periphery)?
a)
cotton
b)
clothing
c)
firearms
d)
tourism
8.
In Obama's "red-line" situation in Syria, which type of power was used?
a)
Smart
b)
Soft
c)
Hard
d)
Economic
9.
Sanctions would be considered?:
a)
Soft power because their is now physical conflict between the nations involved
b)
Hard power because sanctions directly impact the wealth and standing of the nation targeted
c)
Smart power because a positive incentive ( getting out of the sanction) is applied along with a negative one( major economic disruption)
10.
Which of the following is not a reason why companies outsource to other nations?:
a)
To avoid business taxes imposed on them by their country of origin
b)
To gain favor with the governments of the nation's outsourced too
c)
The lack of enforced ethics laws making it easier for a company to exploit its workers.
d)
The large amount of people willing lower wages in many semi periphery or periphery nations allow companies to make their products at a lower cost
11.
A state is…
a)
the means of rule over a defined or sovereign territory
b)
A government
c)
A current manner of being
d)
A smaller governmental entity within the United States
12.
True or false, pragmatic liberalists value toleration over intervention
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Who am I?
13.
External sovereignty is…
a)
A state’s rule over another state
b)
A state’s power in an IO
c)
The respect of a state’s internal sovereignty by other states
d)
Sovereignty over surrounding disputed areas ie. the south china sea
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