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Introduction to Politics 2Ce, Student Quiz: Chapter 17
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Introduction to Politics 2Ce, Student Quiz: Chapter 17
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A situation in which significant power is distributed among three or more states is known as being ________.
a) bipolar
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b) a balance of power
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c) a state of nature
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d) multipolar
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The United Nations was formally established in ________.
a) 1815, after the Battle of Waterloo
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b) 1918, after World War I
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c) 1945, after World War II
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d) 1990, at the close of the Cold War
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The United Nations Charter is ________.
a) largely concerned with individual human rights
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b) wholly concerned with the relationship between states
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c) an attempt to legitimise the dominance of great powers over little ones
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d) devoted to a wide range of subjects including peace, justice, freedom, and economic and social rights
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The permanent members of the UN Security Council are ________.
a) the US, the UK, the USSR, France, and China
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b) the US, the UK, Germany, France, and China
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c) the US, the UK, Russia, France, and China
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d) the US, the UK, France, and China
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Reform of the Security Council is problematic because ________.
a) enlarging the permanent membership could impair decision-making
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b) none of the existing permanent members are keen to give up their seats
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c) it is difficult to make an uncontroversial case for any of the potential new permanent members
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d) all of the above
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The US approach to the Cold War was originally set out in ________.
a) the Truman Doctrine
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b) the Truman Show
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c) the Marshall Plan
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d) the Monroe Doctrine
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A key doctrine for NATO is ________.
a) the member states will give military support to the US in any conflict
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b) the US will give military support to any other member state in any conflict
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c) an attack on any one member state is regarded as an attack on all of them
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d) the US will attack any non-NATO country which is developing weapons of mass destruction
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The Brandt Report ________.
a) argued that the developing world should get its act together and fend for itself
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b) recommended a massive aid programme to assist developing countries
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c) was inspired by Bob Geldof and "Live Aid"
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d) insisted that aid should only be offered to non-Communist countries
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Climate change has the potential to affect security questions because ________.
a) it threatens to increase existing tensions between developed and developing states
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b) it could lead to the mass movement of refugees from areas which are no longer inhabitable
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c) shortages of vital resources like food and water may give rise to conflict
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d) all of the above
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The "coalition of the willing" included armed forces from ________.
a) Russia, China, and France
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b) Poland, Denmark, and Australia
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c) the UK, France, and Australia
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d) the US, the UK, and Canada
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The power politics approach to security refers to ________.
a) peace through politics and the balance of politics
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b) peace through strength, and the balance of power
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c) self-determination and the balance of power
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d) military incapacity
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Peacemaking, peacekeeping, and peacebuilding are integral to security, but they are all different because ________.
a) they are an important part of international peace efforts
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b) peacekeeping is conflict prevention
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c) peacebuilding is prevention of the re-emergence of conflict
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d) all of the above
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Some of the common themes for feminist schools of thought about security are ________.
a) masculinity perspectives dominate security
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b) violence against women in war is often downplayed
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c) women's perspectives are marginalized
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d) all of the above
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The UN Convention on Climate Change recognized that ________.
a) conventions in the global north are important to social movements
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b) climate change in the global south is not an issue
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c) it is important to combat global warming, since the climate system is a shared resource
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d) all of the above
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Human security is ________.
a) the human aspect of security including hunger, disease, and crime
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b) health security and employment security
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c) environmental security, and security from crime
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d) all of the above
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