Question 1

Russian expansionism is primarily a 20th-century phenomenon.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

In the future,nationalism

Accepted Answer

A)  may or may not persist; its course is currently impossible to predict. 
B)  is likely to be the world's principal form of political orientation. 
C)  will vanish or, at least, be diminished greatly. 
D)  will be superseded by a world government. 
A)  may or may not persist; its course is currently impossible to predict. 
B)  is likely to be the world's principal form of political orientation. 
C)  will vanish or, at least, be diminished greatly. 
D)  will be superseded by a world government.

Question 3

In the view of classical liberals like Thomas Paine,what did nationalism lead to?

Accepted Answer

A)  equality, democracy, and the destruction of empires 
B)  economic prosperity 
C)  authoritarianism 
D)  environmental degradation 
A)  equality, democracy, and the destruction of empires 
B)  economic prosperity 
C)  authoritarianism 
D)  environmental degradation

Question 4

What is xenophobia?

Accepted Answer

An emotion that involves both

Question 5

The establishment of the UN in 1945 reflected a desire to end

Accepted Answer

A)  the spread of globalism. 
B)  the gold standard. 
C)  popular sovereignty. 
D)  nationalistic conflict. 
A)  the spread of globalism. 
B)  the gold standard. 
C)  popular sovereignty. 
D)  nationalistic conflict.

Question 6

What are some of the characteristics of nationhood?

Accepted Answer

Demographic,linguistic,and cul

Question 7

Xenophobia is one constructive way that different groups relate to one another.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

All of the following are concerns over self-determination except

Accepted Answer

A)  untangling groups. 
B)  microstates. 
C)  ethnic oppression. 
D)  economic integration. 
A)  untangling groups. 
B)  microstates. 
C)  ethnic oppression. 
D)  economic integration.

Question 9

Which of the following is not a reason why existing states might hesitate to recognize groups seeking self-determination?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-determination has been completely discredited. 
B)  Through international law the international community becomes obligated to new states. 
C)  More states places greater strain on international economic assistance. 
D)  States may fear secessionist claims from groups within their own state. 
A)  Self-determination has been completely discredited. 
B)  Through international law the international community becomes obligated to new states. 
C)  More states places greater strain on international economic assistance. 
D)  States may fear secessionist claims from groups within their own state.

Question 10

What major factors influenced the process whereby nationalism began to take shape in the eighteenth and into the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?

Accepted Answer

Nationalism began to take shape with the

Question 11

In the 1980s,nationalist sentiments in Canada led to the creation of the separatist

Accepted Answer

A)  United Canada Party 
B)  Parti Quèbècois 
C)  Labour Party 
D)  Socialist Party 
A)  United Canada Party 
B)  Parti Quèbècois 
C)  Labour Party 
D)  Socialist Party

Question 12

Nationalism can discourage imperialism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

All of the following are demographic and cultural similarities that might underlie nationalism except

Accepted Answer

A)  language. 
B)  race. 
C)  religion. 
D)  wealth. 
A)  language. 
B)  race. 
C)  religion. 
D)  wealth.

Question 14

All of the following are characteristics of many former African colonial states except

Accepted Answer

A)  internal strife. 
B)  diverse cultural groups. 
C)  national political identification. 
D)  primary tribal or ethnic loyalty. 
A)  internal strife. 
B)  diverse cultural groups. 
C)  national political identification. 
D)  primary tribal or ethnic loyalty.

Question 15

Which of the following is viewed as the ideal model of political authority?

Accepted Answer

A)  a state. 
B)  a nation. 
C)  a nation-state. 
D)  one nation, multiple states. 
A)  a state. 
B)  a nation. 
C)  a nation-state. 
D)  one nation, multiple states.

Question 16

Exceptionalism is

Accepted Answer

A)  refusing to allow foreigners the ability to immigrate. 
B)  the belief that your nation is better than others. 
C)  the belief that in international law exceptions should be made subnational groups. 
D)  offering aid to some groups but not others. 
A)  refusing to allow foreigners the ability to immigrate. 
B)  the belief that your nation is better than others. 
C)  the belief that in international law exceptions should be made subnational groups. 
D)  offering aid to some groups but not others.

Question 17

What percentage of states represent a perfect "fit" between the largest nationality and the total population?

Accepted Answer

A)  10 percent 
B)  20 percent 
C)  25 percent 
D)  more than 30 percent 
A)  10 percent 
B)  20 percent 
C)  25 percent 
D)  more than 30 percent

Question 18

The growth of nationalism has been gradually intertwined with the development of states.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Canada is an example of which "lack of fit" problem?

Accepted Answer

A)  one state, no nations 
B)  one state, multiple nations 
C)  one nation, one nation-state 
D)  multiple nations, multiple states 
A)  one state, no nations 
B)  one state, multiple nations 
C)  one nation, one nation-state 
D)  multiple nations, multiple states

Question 20

What doctrine holds that people are not subjects but citizens who have a stake in or are owners of the state?

Accepted Answer

A)  popular sovereignty 
B)  nationalism 
C)  divine authority 
D)  ideology 
A)  popular sovereignty 
B)  nationalism 
C)  divine authority 
D)  ideology

Russian expansionism is primarily a 20^th-century phenomenon.

In the future,nationalism

In the view of classical liberals like Thomas Paine,what did nationalism lead to?

What is xenophobia?

The establishment of the UN in 1945 reflected a desire to end

What are some of the characteristics of nationhood?

Xenophobia is one constructive way that different groups relate to one another.

All of the following are concerns over self-determination except

Which of the following is not a reason why existing states might hesitate to recognize groups seeking self-determination?

What major factors influenced the process whereby nationalism began to take shape in the eighteenth and into the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?

In the 1980s,nationalist sentiments in Canada led to the creation of the separatist

Nationalism can discourage imperialism.

All of the following are demographic and cultural similarities that might underlie nationalism except

All of the following are characteristics of many former African colonial states except

Which of the following is viewed as the ideal model of political authority?

Exceptionalism is

What percentage of states represent a perfect "fit" between the largest nationality and the total population?

The growth of nationalism has been gradually intertwined with the development of states.

Canada is an example of which "lack of fit" problem?

What doctrine holds that people are not subjects but citizens who have a stake in or are owners of the state?

Thinking and Caring About World Politics

The Evolution of World Politics

Levels of Analysis and Foreign Policy

Globalization: the Alternative Orientation

Power, statecraft, and the National State: The Traditional Structure

Intergovernmental Organizations: Alternative Governance

International Law and Human Rights

Pursuing Security

National Economic Competition: The Traditional Road

International Economics: The Alternative Road

Preserving and Enhancing the Biosphere

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Exam 4: Nationalism: the Traditional Orientation

Russian expansionism is primarily a 20th-century phenomenon.

In the future,nationalism

In the view of classical liberals like Thomas Paine,what did nationalism lead to?

What is xenophobia?

The establishment of the UN in 1945 reflected a desire to end

What are some of the characteristics of nationhood?

Xenophobia is one constructive way that different groups relate to one another.

All of the following are concerns over self-determination except

Which of the following is not a reason why existing states might hesitate to recognize groups seeking self-determination?

What major factors influenced the process whereby nationalism began to take shape in the eighteenth and into the nineteenth and twentieth centuries?

In the 1980s,nationalist sentiments in Canada led to the creation of the separatist

Nationalism can discourage imperialism.

All of the following are demographic and cultural similarities that might underlie nationalism except

All of the following are characteristics of many former African colonial states except

Which of the following is viewed as the ideal model of political authority?

Exceptionalism is

What percentage of states represent a perfect "fit" between the largest nationality and the total population?

The growth of nationalism has been gradually intertwined with the development of states.

Canada is an example of which "lack of fit" problem?

What doctrine holds that people are not subjects but citizens who have a stake in or are owners of the state?

Thinking and Caring About World Politics

The Evolution of World Politics

Levels of Analysis and Foreign Policy

Globalization: the Alternative Orientation

Power, statecraft, and the National State: The Traditional Structure

Intergovernmental Organizations: Alternative Governance

International Law and Human Rights

Pursuing Security

National Economic Competition: The Traditional Road

International Economics: The Alternative Road

Preserving and Enhancing the Biosphere

Filters

Russian expansionism is primarily a 20^th-century phenomenon.