Exam 2: The Historical Evolution of International Politics

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

Following the Treaty of Westphalia, the main actors in the international system are

A situation in which one country controls another country or territory is called

Avoiding punishing either Japan for invading Manchuria or Italy's invasion of Ethiopia demonstrated the weakness of which policy?

Third World countries consist of many kinds of nations. What are some similarities and differences among these countries?

One of the central goals of the Bretton Woods system was to

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

A major goal of colonialism was

From the end of the Thirty Years' War until the early 1800s, most states were

The idea of collective security failed because of all of the following except

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

A balance of power means that

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

The collapse of communism led to

Anarchy is central to understanding international politics. It refers to

British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain advocated a strategy of avoiding war by acceding to the demands of Germany. This strategy is called

In 1955, many African and Asian nations met to create an agenda that was to avoid taking sides in the Cold War. This agreement was called the

Which two developments in European politics made possible Napoleon's rise in the late eighteenth century?

The United States entered World War I at the

Which of the following are nonstate actors?