WorksheetsG.I. 2: Conflict Quiz No.1 Chapters 2 - 2.4 / 4.1.6 - 4.1.7
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Stresses that the distribution-of-power changes in countries will rise and fall.
Power transition theory
Multipolar
the gross domestic product
Power Conversion
States that enjoy primacy in the international system
Hegemonies
Super-friends
United Nation
Developed Nations
When there are several hegemons (great powers) the international system is defined as being ____________
multipolar
bipolar
elements of power
power conversion
________________ is viewed as resembling a three-dimensional chess game.
Bipolar
Multipolar
Elements of power
Power
Generally understood as the ability to get others—individuals, groups, or nations—to behave in ways that they would ordinarily try to avoid.
Power
Elements of power
power capabilities
Power transition theory
____________ are usually determined by economic strength, military strength, and political effectiveness.
Power capabilities
Power
Elements of power
Power transition theory
_____________ include a country’s geographic area and location, its population, and it's natural resources.
Elements of power
Power capabilities
Power
Power transition theory
Seen as the foundation of military and political power
Economic Power
Power transition theory
Power conversion
Leadership
The ability to persuade others to behave in certain ways, to shape their interests, and to influence their thinking
Leadership
Power conversion
Gross National Product
Situational Leadership
Derived largely from the control of economic resources, military power, technology, and other sources of power that enable a small group of countries to shape the international system.
Structural Leadership
Institutional Leadership
Situational Leadership
Leadership
The ability to determine the rules, principles, procedures, and practices that guide the behavior of members of the global community. Institutions provide order and predictability and allow the dominant power to exercise control.
Structural Leadership
Institutional Leadership
Situational Leadership
Leadership
Primarily the ability to seize opportunities to build or reorient the global system, apart from the distribution of power and the building of institutions.
Structural Leadership
Institutional Leadership
Situational Leadership
Leadership
Preventing powers from expanding and destroying order and balance internationally
Strategy of Containment
Offshore balancing
Leadership
Power
The idea that white Americans were divinely ordained(told by God) to settle the entire continent of North America.
Manifest Destiny
Democracy
Hegemony
Concert of Europe
The divergence of political attitudes to ideological extremes
ideological polarization
Bipolar
Multipolar
unilateralism
