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Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 40mins
The Treaty of Westphalia established the concept of free trade among nation-states.
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Multinational corporations and non-governmental organizations challenge the traditional power of nation-states.
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Neoliberal capitalism supports the heavy regulation of corporate activities by governments.
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The United Nations was established in 1945 to prevent conflicts and maintain peace globally.
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NATO is an economic treaty between the United States, Canada, and European countries.
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Social movements that cross national boundaries are considered a form of transnational movement.
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The Security Council of the United Nations includes five permanent members.
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The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are focused solely on environmental issues.
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Free trade removes barriers like tariffs to facilitate international trade.
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Informationalism emphasizes the exchange of material goods over digital information.
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The international court located in The Hague, Netherlands.
The economic association aiming to promote free trade globally.
A defensive treaty or military alliance among the United States, Canada, and European countries.
The cultural concept based on shared history and identity.
The technological paradigm that prioritizes digital information and communication networks.
The treaty that formalized the idea of state sovereignty in 1648.
Organizations like Amnesty International that operate independently of any nation-state.
The group within the United Nations responsible for addressing global security threats.
A treaty allowing duty-free trade among the US, Canada, and Mexico.
A movement of people advocating for specific rights and reforms across national boundaries.
Which document recognizes inherent human rights and serves as a foundation for international human rights law?
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Sustainable Development Goals
Millennium Development Goals
What organizations are responsible for promoting free trade and pushing for neoliberal reforms globally?
World Trade Organization and NAFTA
IMF and World Bank
United Nations and NATO
ASEAN and EU
Which organization provides humanitarian aid during conflicts and natural disasters?
Amnesty International
Red Cross
UNEP
Doctors Without Borders
What does informationalism primarily focus on?
Economic globalization and trade
The exchange of digital information and communication networks
The production of material goods in factories
Environmental sustainability and climate science
What is a nation-state?
A cultural identity group without political boundaries
A political entity defined by shared culture, identity, and governance
A region under a single economic alliance
A territory controlled by multinational corporations
Which of the following is a terrorist organization that challenges state autonomy?
Amnesty International
NATO
Al-Qaeda
UNEP
What is the role of NATO?
To promote free trade among nations
To establish environmental standards
To provide collective security and military alliances
To regulate international financial markets
What does the UNEP primarily focus on?
International humanitarian relief
Mitigating climate change and promoting environmental protection
Monitoring global elections
Regulating internet communication
What are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
A treaty to ensure free trade globally
A set of goals to improve social, economic, and environmental conditions
A declaration advocating for global human rights
A security framework for military alliances
Who are the Big Five in the United Nations Security Council?
China, India, Germany, United States, and Russia
United States, Britain, Russia, China, and France
Canada, Mexico, United States, France, and Britain
Brazil, China, Russia, India, and South Africa
