Question 1

Freedom from want and freedom from _______ are the two competing paradigms of human security.

Accepted Answer

A)  constraints 
B)  exploitation 
C)  violence 
D)  fear 
A)  constraints 
B)  exploitation 
C)  violence 
D)  fear

Question 2

Why might realist states intervene in the domestic affairs of another state? Why might liberal states?

Accepted Answer

Realist states might intervene in the do

Question 3

The liberal feminist model of human rights seeks to

Accepted Answer

A)  extend the rights of men to women. 
B)  extend the rights of all people extended to include transgendered people. 
C)  create an entirely new paradigm of personhood. 
D)  actively promote Bentham's model of person responsibilities and rights. 
A)  extend the rights of men to women. 
B)  extend the rights of all people extended to include transgendered people. 
C)  create an entirely new paradigm of personhood. 
D)  actively promote Bentham's model of person responsibilities and rights.

Question 4

The Congress of Vienna states sought to ban which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mass termination 
B)  Genocide 
C)  Holocaust 
D)  The slave trade 
A)  Mass termination 
B)  Genocide 
C)  Holocaust 
D)  The slave trade

Question 5

What convention saw the Great Powers accept an obligation to end the slave trade?

Accepted Answer

A)  Congress of Vienna 1815 
B)  Brussels Convention 1890 
C)  Hague Conventions 1907 
D)  Slavery Convention 1926 
A)  Congress of Vienna 1815 
B)  Brussels Convention 1890 
C)  Hague Conventions 1907 
D)  Slavery Convention 1926

Question 6

As opposed to national security, human security takes _______ as its focus.

Accepted Answer

A)  the individual 
B)  the collective 
C)  the sovereign 
D)  groups 
A)  the individual 
B)  the collective 
C)  the sovereign 
D)  groups

Question 7

The current human rights crisis that Rohingya refugees face is the result of which factor?

Accepted Answer

A)  The general lack of Human Capital Resources (HCR) to support the Rohingya 
B)  The Rohingya are Buddhists living in a primarily Muslim country whose leaders are engaging in what is called "ethnic cleansing" 
C)  The Rohingya are Muslims living in a primarily Buddhist country whose leaders are engaging in what is called "ethnic cleansing" 
D)  Not enough "Nansen Passports" are available 
A)  The general lack of Human Capital Resources (HCR) to support the Rohingya 
B)  The Rohingya are Buddhists living in a primarily Muslim country whose leaders are engaging in what is called "ethnic cleansing" 
C)  The Rohingya are Muslims living in a primarily Buddhist country whose leaders are engaging in what is called "ethnic cleansing" 
D)  Not enough "Nansen Passports" are available

Question 8

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is sometimes called

Accepted Answer

A)  an arm of US foreign policy. 
B)  the Karlsruhe Criminal Court, for the city where it is based. 
C)  the court of last resort. 
D)  weak, ineffective, and because it can only prosecute crimes committed before July 1, 2002. 
A)  an arm of US foreign policy. 
B)  the Karlsruhe Criminal Court, for the city where it is based. 
C)  the court of last resort. 
D)  weak, ineffective, and because it can only prosecute crimes committed before July 1, 2002.

Question 9

NGOs contribute to human security by

Accepted Answer

A)  supplying peacekeeping forces to the UN. 
B)  providing a channel for relief operations. 
C)  replacing state governments' roles in humanitarian crises. 
D)  taking a leadership role over IGOs. 
A)  supplying peacekeeping forces to the UN. 
B)  providing a channel for relief operations. 
C)  replacing state governments' roles in humanitarian crises. 
D)  taking a leadership role over IGOs.

Question 10

List the seven areas of human security.

Accepted Answer

Human security is a concept that extends

Question 11

The primary difficulty in realizing humanitarian impulses is

Accepted Answer

A)  the common humanity of all peoples. 
B)  a lack of elite interest. 
C)  the sovereignty of states. 
D)  an overemphasis on environmental justice. 
A)  the common humanity of all peoples. 
B)  a lack of elite interest. 
C)  the sovereignty of states. 
D)  an overemphasis on environmental justice.

Question 12

What is the idea that it is possible to improve the lives of people?

Accepted Answer

A)  Progress and development 
B)  Standards of civilization 
C)  Human development 
D)  Economic development 
A)  Progress and development 
B)  Standards of civilization 
C)  Human development 
D)  Economic development

Question 13

Despite its _______, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN General Assembly in 1948 is, symbolically, _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  precise and binding rules; an artifact of a previous era 
B)  non-binding status; the baseline for future human rights promotion 
C)  precise and binding rules; the baseline for future human rights promotion 
D)  declamatory status and; an artifact of a previous era 
A)  precise and binding rules; an artifact of a previous era 
B)  non-binding status; the baseline for future human rights promotion 
C)  precise and binding rules; the baseline for future human rights promotion 
D)  declamatory status and; an artifact of a previous era

Question 14

According to the Human Security Center, _______ might have caused a global decrease in armed conflict.

Accepted Answer

A)  fewer refugees 
B)  UAV attacks 
C)  growing democratization and economic interdependence 
D)  the end of the war in Iraq 
A)  fewer refugees 
B)  UAV attacks 
C)  growing democratization and economic interdependence 
D)  the end of the war in Iraq

Question 15

Which generation of human rights focuses on social, economic, and cultural rights?

Accepted Answer

A)  First 
B)  Second 
C)  Third 
D)  Fourth 
A)  First 
B)  Second 
C)  Third 
D)  Fourth

Question 16

What are the two objections to human rights and human security regimes that have persisted since 1945?

Accepted Answer

Since the establishment of the modern hu

Question 17

Which term means the security of people, including their physical safety, their economic and social well-being, respect for their dignity, and the protection of their human rights?

Accepted Answer

A)  Natural rights 
B)  Human security 
C)  Humanitarianism 
D)  Human rights 
A)  Natural rights 
B)  Human security 
C)  Humanitarianism 
D)  Human rights

Question 18

The International Criminal Court brought charges of genocide against President Omar al-Bashir because of actions in the _______ region of _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  Darfur; Sudan 
B)  Kandahar; Afghanistan 
C)  Kashmir; the Pakistan-India frontier 
D)  Patagonia; Argentina 
A)  Darfur; Sudan 
B)  Kandahar; Afghanistan 
C)  Kashmir; the Pakistan-India frontier 
D)  Patagonia; Argentina

Question 19

French president François Mitterrand was allegedly fearful that an RPF victory in French-speaking Rwanda would result in the country coming under the influence of

Accepted Answer

A)  the United States. 
B)  Anglophones. 
C)  Germany. 
D)  China. 
A)  the United States. 
B)  Anglophones. 
C)  Germany. 
D)  China.

Question 20

What are challenges to universalism?

Accepted Answer

The challenges to universalism include c

Freedom from want and freedom from _______ are the two competing paradigms of human security.

Why might realist states intervene in the domestic affairs of another state? Why might liberal states?

The liberal feminist model of human rights seeks to

The Congress of Vienna states sought to ban which of the following?

What convention saw the Great Powers accept an obligation to end the slave trade?

As opposed to national security, human security takes _______ as its focus.

The current human rights crisis that Rohingya refugees face is the result of which factor?

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is sometimes called

NGOs contribute to human security by

List the seven areas of human security.

The primary difficulty in realizing humanitarian impulses is

What is the idea that it is possible to improve the lives of people?

Despite its _, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN General Assembly in 1948 is, symbolically, _.

According to the Human Security Center, _______ might have caused a global decrease in armed conflict.

Which generation of human rights focuses on social, economic, and cultural rights?

What are the two objections to human rights and human security regimes that have persisted since 1945?

Which term means the security of people, including their physical safety, their economic and social well-being, respect for their dignity, and the protection of their human rights?

The International Criminal Court brought charges of genocide against President Omar al-Bashir because of actions in the _ region of _.

French president François Mitterrand was allegedly fearful that an RPF victory in French-speaking Rwanda would result in the country coming under the influence of

What are challenges to universalism?

Introduction to Global Politics

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Exam 7: Human Rights and Human Security

Freedom from want and freedom from _______ are the two competing paradigms of human security.

Why might realist states intervene in the domestic affairs of another state? Why might liberal states?

The liberal feminist model of human rights seeks to

The Congress of Vienna states sought to ban which of the following?

What convention saw the Great Powers accept an obligation to end the slave trade?

As opposed to national security, human security takes _______ as its focus.

The current human rights crisis that Rohingya refugees face is the result of which factor?

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is sometimes called

NGOs contribute to human security by

List the seven areas of human security.

The primary difficulty in realizing humanitarian impulses is

What is the idea that it is possible to improve the lives of people?

Despite its _______, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN General Assembly in 1948 is, symbolically, _______.

According to the Human Security Center, _______ might have caused a global decrease in armed conflict.

Which generation of human rights focuses on social, economic, and cultural rights?

What are the two objections to human rights and human security regimes that have persisted since 1945?

Which term means the security of people, including their physical safety, their economic and social well-being, respect for their dignity, and the protection of their human rights?

The International Criminal Court brought charges of genocide against President Omar al-Bashir because of actions in the _______ region of _______.

French president François Mitterrand was allegedly fearful that an RPF victory in French-speaking Rwanda would result in the country coming under the influence of

What are challenges to universalism?

Introduction to Global Politics

The Evolution of Global Politics

Realism, Liberalism, and Critical Theories

Making Foreign Policy

Global and Regional Governance

Global Security, Military Power, and Terrorism

Global Trade and Finance

Poverty, Development, and Hunger

Environmental Issues

Filters

Despite its _, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN General Assembly in 1948 is, symbolically, _.

The International Criminal Court brought charges of genocide against President Omar al-Bashir because of actions in the _ region of _.