Exam 2: The Historical Evolution of International Politics

A new system of post-World War II international economic stability and coordination came from which agreement?

European countries were successful in dominating the rest of the world for all the following factors except

At the beginning of the twentieth century, what most powerful country was most threatened by the rapid rise of Germany?

Sovereignty means that

In international politics, when sovereign states are recognized by other sovereign states, they have a greater chance of

According to the textbook, which event during the Cold War created the greatest danger for the United States?

Nationalism is the doctrine that means

At the start of World War I, Britain, France, and Russia belonged to the

In World War II, the Allied Powers included

The great study of international politics, the History of the Peloponnesian War , was written by a Greek general named

The nineteenth century is known for the rise of what two related phenomena?

The Vietnam War was waged, in part, because the United States

The feudal system in Europe was different from the Roman Empire because

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was the precursor to the

Provisions in the Treaty of Versailles called for all of the following, except

The 2014 Ebola outbreak reportedly originated in which part of the world?

Which of the following countries stood to gain the most from the disintegration of the Ottoman empire prior to World War I?

Which of the following are NOT examples of nonstate actors?

The "new international economic order" proposed to

What are the major underlying and proximate causes of the outbreak of war in Europe in the early twentieth century?