GENED3 practice
  • 1. Whatis the primary reason scholars focus on the state in global politics?
A) It promotes cultural diversity
B) It controls religious institutions
C) It manages global corporations
D) It creates warfare and sets economic policies
  • 2. A state is recognized as a political unit because
A) Other countries recognize its borders
B) Other countries recognize its borders
C) It controls international trade
D) It has the largest population
  • 3. The Treaty of Westphalia (1648) introduced the concept of
A) Global citizenship
B) Human rights
C) Regional alliances
D) Nation-state and state sovereignty
  • 4. State sovereignty means
A) citizens vote in every election
B) A country must follow UN rules
C) The government is elected by the people
D) A state governs itself without external interference
  • 5. Which of the following challenges the traditional idea of the nation-state?
A) National elections
B) Globalization
C) Local governments
D) Cultural festivals
  • 6. Which actor is NOT typically considered a rising influense in global politics?
A) Local school boards
B) Multinational corporations
C) Terrorist organizations
D) Global civil society organizations
  • 7. Whatis one example of a global civil society organization?
A) Red Cross
B) IMF
C) NATO
D) World Bank
  • 8. Which group seeks to replace governments with their own ideologies?
A) Economic bodies
B) Terrorist organizations
C) Maganda ako
D) Non-governmental organizations
  • 9. What is a key reason for the emergence of global governance?
A) Increase in local elections
B) Declining power of nation-states
C) Rise of traditional monarchies
D) Growth of agriculture
  • 10. Which of the following is an example of unstoppable cross-border flow?
A) Internet Data
B) National Holidays
C) City Traffic
D) Local Farming
  • 11. China's censorship of the Internet has led to
A) internal and External Backlash
B) More Tourism
C) Stronger Alliances
D) Increased Trade
  • 12. Mass migration is difficult for states to control because
A) It is supported by all governments
B) Gwapo ako
C) crosses borders and requires global coordination
D) It only affects small countries
  • 13. Transnational crime includes all EXCEPT:
A) Local Elections
B) Sex Trafficking
C) Drug Trade
D) Money Laundering
  • 14. conflict in Darfur, Sudan is an example of:
A) Internal Crisis Within A State
B) Successful Global Governance
C) Peaceful Protest
D) Economic Reform
  • 15. The Holocaust is cited as a historical example of:
A) Economic Globalization
B) Crisis That Needed Global intervention
C) Cultural Celebration
D) Global Cooperation
  • 16. Financial crises in Southeast Asia show that:
A) Global governance is unnecessary
B) Local governments can solve all problems
C) Trade barriers are helpful
D) Some problems are beyond a single state's capacity
  • 17. Traditional interstate systems include:
A) Social media platforms
B) Greenpeace
C) NATO
D) Local councils
  • 18. Which institution promotes neoliberal reforms globally?
A) UNESCO
B) Greenpeace
C) World Bank
D) Local government
  • 19. Which of the following is a non-state actor that influenges global politics?
A) IMP
B) Amnesty International
C) NATO
D) United Nations
  • 20. Whut is the main purpose of the United Nations (UN)?
A) To Promote Military Expansion
B) To Maintain Peace and Build International Friendships
C) To Enforce Religious Laws
D) To Regulate Global Trade
  • 21. When did the UN officially begin operations?
    A. 1942
    1945
    D. 1950
    B. 1939
A) 1950
B) 1945
C) 1942
D) 1939
  • 22. Where is the UN headquarters located?
    New York City
    B. Brussels
    C. Geneva
    D. The Hague
A) New York City
B) The Hague
C) Geneva
D) Brussels
  • 23. Where are the Catalans primarily located?
A) Portugal
B) Spain
C) France
D) Ttaly
  • 24. Al-Oneda and ISIS are examples of:
A) Economic Institutions
B) Regional Alliances
C) Civil Society Organizations
D) National Identity Movements
  • 25. What happened in Egypt after the Arab Spring?
A) A peace treaty was signed
B) The Country Joined NATO
C) The UN intervened
D) A fundamentalist government was elected
  • 26. Russia's suppert for Crimea's re-affliation is an example of:
A) Economic Reform
B) Barational Identity Movement
C) national Identity Movement
D) Regional Diplomacy
  • 27. Whet does the global economy demand from states?
A) To Conform to Free-Market Capitalism
B) To Adopt Protectionist Policies
C) To Increase Military Spending
D) To Eliminate Civil Society
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