Exam 19: International Political Relations

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In the beginning of the twenty-first century, the United States was a country with almost indisputable superior military power, called a:

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England was one of the first nation-states.

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The theory in which a balance of power between two competing nations was necessary to maintain peace was:

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The current structure of the U.S. democratic system clearly:

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The war on terrorism pitted the United States not against a particular country but an enemy who could be anywhere.

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When nations join the European Union, they merge their government into the E.U.'s government.

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U.S. foreign policy during most of the nineteenth century was isolationist.

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The 1980s and 1990s have seen:

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Economic power has never been important in international relations.

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The fascist ideology holds that the nation, the people, and the culture will be made great by the:

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During the century that followed the Congress of Vienna (1815), a fairly effective:

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In 2018, NATO had _____ member states.

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In the U.S. government, the president has little control of diplomacy.

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The election of Donald Trump in 2016 brought a shift towards unilateral and uncompromising foreign policy.

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