WorksheetsSS 20-1 Unit 3 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 38mins
The principle of cooperation among nations, for the promotion of their common good:
Nationalism
Ultranationalism
Internationalism
Supranationalism
The belief that conflicts within societies are determined by international factors and alliances.
Liberal Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
Revolutionary Internationalism
The process of using force to force an end to violence
peacekeeping
peaceful protest
peace and security
peacemaking
The belief that the world is being integrated based on unequal terms with the dominance of one nation or nation-state over others
Liberal Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
Revolutionary Internationalism
The belief that, through greater interaction and co-operation, nations and nation-states can achieve common goals, especially peace and prosperity.
Liberal Internationalism
Hegemonic Internationalism
Revolutionary Internationalism
Which of the following is NOT a motivation for internationalism?
self-determination
humanitarianism
economic stability
friendship
1980 World Council of Indigenous Peoples is an example of:
peace and security
economic stability
self-determination
humanitarianism
This form of internationalism is based on the idea that it is the responsibility of richer/more stable nations, to help out other nations in their times of need (long and short term).
humanitarianism
self-determination
economic stability
peace and security
The process of “keeping peace” or preventing violence; cannot use force unless fired upon
peaceful protest
peacemaking
peacekeeping
peace and security
Some nations do not feel their political stability is threatened by events far away from them in the world; “Minding your own business”
internationalism
supranationalism
isolationism
interventionism
An example of a continentalist organization is:
Greenpeace
OXFAM International
WTO
Doctors without borders
Various nations or nation-states cooperate to pursue their interests and goals beyond their national borders, not alone, but in cooperation and coalitions with other states
multilateralism
bilateralism
unilateralism
One-state or nation-state acts independently to pursue its interests; this is the opposite of multilateralism
multilateralism
bilateralism
unilateralism
Two nations or nation-states cooperate to pursue each nation’s interests
multilateralism
bilateralism
unilateralism
An example of bilateralism is:
NAFTA
EU
Canada-US
South American
Foreign Aid is done primarily through donations of:
food
money
clothing
resources
Involves nations putting aside their self-interest to work with other nations for the good of the collective, or for global good; member nations appoint representatives to an international body, which then makes decisions to which members agree to abide.
Supranationalism
Internationalism
Unilaterialism
Ultranationalism
Intergovernmental organization (IGO)
CARE International
World Vision
OXFAM International
United Nations
International non-governmental organization (INGO)
United Nations
World Vision
EU
NAFTA
How did international aid maintain a strong economy after the 2004 Tsunami
donating food
donating money
sending doctors
donating clothing
Most HIPCs were once colonized by:
Americans
Africans
Europeans
Canadians
Which of the following does NOT “free-up” the economies of developing nations:
Increase government control of the economy
Cut spending on government services by reducing taxes
Privatize the economy
Remove protective tariffs
In the United Nations, only the _______________ has the power to make decisions on peace and security issues.
General Assembly
The International Court of Justice
Security Council
The UN Secretariat
Furthering the interests of other nations because it serves your own national interest.
narrow nationalism
supranationalism
interventionist internationalism
enlightened national interes
An example of a supranationalist organization
WCIP
Greenpeace
European Union
Canadian government
Economic sanctions involve cutting off _____________________ with other nations.
Discussions
Trade
Tourism
Currency Exchange
Economic sanctions are intended to force a country to
trade with other nations
force a particular course of action
all diplomats to travel
remove a leader from power
The condition of protecting all members of a group is known as
Group Task Security
Collective Security
Group Solidarity
Collective Solidarity
The United Nations tries to ensure the _________________________ of all members
Joint Service
Collective Measures
Collective Security
Group Participation
United Nations peacekeeping failures have occurred in Rwanda and
North Africa
Suez Canal Zone
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
The ___________ solution was recommended by Lester B. Pearson and says we should use _________ of our GNI on foreign aid
0.3%
0.05%
0.7%
0.10%
A brewing conflict occurred in Iran with the development of _________________________ technology
weapons
internet
nuclear
biological
is an organization that’s main goal is the elimination of trade barriers around the world in order to promote growth and development.
IMF
World Bank
WTO
NATO
The European Union became an official ___________________________ in 1991.
Bilateral organization
Multilateral organization
Supranational organization
Supernational organization
Created in 1991, it was designed to promote peace and security; and to also be one of the largest free trade zones in the world.
USMCA
NAFTA
EU
Pan-Pacific Partnership
The Euro was developed to
stifle inflation
to help free trade
increase currency trading
combat blackmarket trading
While many people believe that the Euro is important, some feel that it is a great loss of __________________________ to give up your currency
sovereignty
self-determination
nationalism
Eurocentrism
NGO stands for
National Government Organization
Non-governmental Organization
Nationalized Goods Order
Non-Governmental Optics
Before the _______________ can take action all 5 permanent members (China, France, Russia, Britain and the US) must agree. Even if one rejects a proposal no action can be taken.
EU
NATO
UN
IMF
The view that "Countries that trade with each other are less
likely to go to war with one another" is promoted by the
WHO
WTO
World Bank
IMF
Countries shaded in light blue are members of
Inuit Circumpolar Conference
The Arctic Council
NATO
NORAD
Identify the flag
UN
EU
Belgium
NORAD
Identify the flag
EU
NORAD
NATO
UN
The United Nations is an example of _______________________________.
Supranationalism
Unilateralism
Bilateralism
________________________________ is when countries agree to abide by the decisions of international organizations.
Bilateralism
Unilateralism
Supranationalism
Multilateralism
___________________________ involves several countries working together.
United National Front
Multilateralism
Bilateralism
Uniformity
An example of _______________________ would be the 1991 agreement between Canada and the US to reduce acid rain.
unilateralism
multilateralism
mutually assured destruction
bilateralism
__________________________________: when a country responds to an event by themselves.
singularity
monolateralism
ultranationalism
unilateralism
____________________________is when the country completely avoids interacting with the rest of the world
Isolationism
Expansionism
Unilateralism
Bilateralism
An example of ____________________________ is Japan before 1854 or The United States prior to the Great War.
multilateralism
supranationalism
isolationism
bilateralism
