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. Why were US attempts to create a liberal order more successful after World War II than World War I?

Western Europe and Great Britain were now almost entirely dependent on the US correct incorrect

There was a greater domestic appetite for 'internationalist' strategy correct incorrect

Academics and policymakers had learned lessons from previous failures correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. How did the United States react to the beginning of European integration?

It feared that European integration would challenge US power correct incorrect

It encouraged the creation of what later became the European Coal and Steel Community correct incorrect

It insisted that all European economic institutions be based on the US dollar correct incorrect

It weakened its support for NATO to allow Europeans to handle their own defense burden correct incorrect

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. What did Lundestad call the post war US-led order?

The end of history correct incorrect

Hegemonic liberalism correct incorrect

Empire by invitation correct incorrect

Global democratic capitalism correct incorrect

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. Along with economic growth, what other achievement does Ikenberry credit the liberal order with in the 1970s?

Democratization in Southern Europe and Latin America correct incorrect

Development of the Soviet Union correct incorrect

Complete eradication of global poverty correct incorrect

The end of the Korean War correct incorrect

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. What was Francis Fukuyama's argument about the 'end of history'?

All countries would become liberal societies correct incorrect

There would be no more significant global events correct incorrect

Economic growth would continue without recessions correct incorrect

No alternative order to liberalism would emerge correct incorrect

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. What was the 'outside system'?

The liberal order being confined to the West during the Cold War correct incorrect

The attempts of the Soviet Union to draw countries outside the Communist sphere of influence to socialism correct incorrect

The liberal order being opened to the whole world at the end of the Cold War correct incorrect

The economic assistance given by the US to post-Communist countries after the Cold War correct incorrect

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. Which of these is not a reason President Clinton favoured liberal democracy promotion?

To boost the US economy correct incorrect

Belief in the democratic peace thesis correct incorrect

It was part of American liberal tradition correct incorrect

To continue and expand the strategy of containment correct incorrect

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. Ikenberry argues that NATO at the end of the Cold War is an example of what?

The institutions of the post war era becoming irrelevant correct incorrect

The liberal order adapting successfully and meeting new challenges correct incorrect

The need for the United States to create new institutions to maintain the liberal order correct incorrect

The vindication of realist perspectives on international politics correct incorrect

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. What argument does Ikenberry make against China being a threat to the liberal order?

China remains economically weak correct incorrect

Countries in the liberal order will unite to resist the rise of China correct incorrect

China has risen within the liberal order correct incorrect

China's actions in the South China Sea correct incorrect

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. How does Ikenberry characterize President Trump's view of the world order?

Trump is in favour of the liberal world order, but unequivocally led by the United States unilaterally correct incorrect

Trump sees the world as ordered between friends and enemies of America, either "with us or against us" correct incorrect

Trump sees Russia, Saudi Arabia and the US as leading the civilized world order against a decedent, immoral Europe correct incorrect

Trump sees no world order, with competing nation states locked in competitions with winners and losers correct incorrect