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1

The first example of an IGO based on the goal of universal concern for improving the condition of humanity was the
A)Treaty of Westphalia.
B)Hague System.
C)League of Nations.
D)Treaty of Amsterdam.
2

An IGO might deal with any of the following issues [except]
A)terrorism.
B)environmental regulation.
C)state taxation.
D)peacekeeping.
3

Which of the following IGOs succeeded the League of Nations?
A)the United Nations
B)the European Union
C)the World Trade Organization
D)NATO
4

Which of the following IGOs demonstrates the ways in which the world has become increasingly economically interdependent?
A)IMF
B)NATO
C)United Nations
D)IMMARSAT
5

One potential negative consequence of using IGOs to promote national interests is that it
A)increases the likelihood of diplomatic struggle.
B)increases the propensity for international integration.
C)creates conflict instead of cooperation.
D)promotes the development of regimes.
6

The 1991 Treaty on European Union is more commonly known as the
A)Hague Convention.
B)Treaty of Rome.
C)Maastricht Treaty.
D)Strasbourg Declaration.
7

The future success of the European Union depends on all of the following [except]
A)popular support for integration.
B)how satisfied Europeans are with EU institutions.
C)whether or not there is external diplomatic recognition of the EU.
D)the European economy.
8

How does the United States view the current secretary-general, Kofi Annan?
A)The United States believes that Annan is too aggressive in pursuing military action.
B)The United States has high acclaim for Annan because he always concedes to U.S. wishes.
C)The United States has high acclaim for Annan despite his refusal to always follow the U.S. advice or interests.
D)The United States would like to see Annan resign his post so that he can be replaced by someone who more actively promotes peace.
9

Most nationalists support the establishment of a world government.
A)True
B)False
10

At present there are no plans to increase the membership of the EU beyond the current 15 member-states.
A)True
B)False





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