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1

System-level analysis adopts a
A)"top-down" approach to studying world politics.
B)"bottom-up" approach to studying world politics.
C)subjective approach to studying world politics.
D)normative approach to studying world politics.
2

The traditional concept of sovereignty means that states
A)are not legally answerable to a higher authority for international behavior.
B)are not legally answerable to a higher authority for domestic behavior.
C)are not legally answerable to a higher authority for either international or domestic behavior.
D)have the authority to rule by anarchy.
3

A state has all of the following except
A)a territory.
B)sovereignty.
C)a government.
D)a sense of community.
4

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade is important because it demonstates
A)authority of individual countries to establish and enforce laws.
B)importance of multinational corporations.
C)importance of bipolar systems.
D)authority of supranational organizations to establish and enforce laws.
5

NGOs differ from IGOs since NGOs
A)operate across national borders.
B)have individuals as members.
C)have countries as members.
D)can make international law.
6

Cold war hostility between the USSR and the United States is an example of a
A)unipolar system.
B)bipolar system.
C)tripolar system.
D)multipolar system.
7

Chaos theorists argue that patterns of global power
A)are variable and influenced by small random effects.
B)can be predicted using historical cycles.
C)are linked to economic booms.
D)have strict patterns.
8

The maldistribution of development best explains the friction
A)between LDCs and EDCs.
B)between the East and West.
C)between Japan and China.
D)among member-states of the EU.
9

Japan's economic woes will prevent it from achieving major power status.
A)True
B)False
10

The majority of Americans support expanding economic foreign aid and military intervention.
A)True
B)False





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