10 Questions
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Nation = A group of people who share culture, language, and history State = A political entity with defined borders and its own government NGOs = Non-governmental organizations not tied to any country WTO = An organization made up of 162 countries around the world aimed at increasing free trade
Match the following international agreements with their descriptions:
NAFTA = An economic treaty between US, Canada, and Mexico allowing for tax-free trade Trade Agreement = When two or more nations agree on terms of trade including tariffs and duties Unilateral = Actions or decisions taken by only one party without involvement of others Multilateral = Situations or agreements involving multiple parties or participants
Match the following concepts with their definitions:
Global Interstate System = A system of competing and allying states on a global scale Sense of Belonging Together = The feeling of connection and unity within a group sharing culture and history Competing States = Political entities vying for power and influence in the international arena Free Trade = The practice of trading goods without restrictions like tariffs or quotas
Match the following terms with their characteristics:
Culture = Shared beliefs, values, and practices of a group of people Territory = Defined geographical area controlled by a political entity Tariffs = Taxes imposed on imported or exported goods Non-Governmental Organization = Operates independently across borders without being tied to a specific country
Match the following concepts with their examples:
Client-Side Scripting = JavaScript used for enhancing web applications in browsers Database Queries = SQL used for retrieving information from databases Styling Web Pages = CSS used for designing the layout and appearance of websites General-Purpose Programming = Python used for various applications from web development to data analysis
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Bilateral = Type of agreement or treaty between two parties or entities Bretton Woods = Agreement post World War II to stabilize global currencies and foster economic growth Core States = Central actors in the global system with significant economic, military, and political capabilities United Nations = Plays a crucial role in promoting peace, cooperation, and development among countries worldwide
Match the following terms with their characteristics:
Dominant Countries = Exploit peripheral countries for labor and raw material Periphery = Receive not an equal amount of share in global wealth and have weaker state institutions Semi Peripheral = Have more influence and resources than peripheral states but less than core states World Bank = Created to provide loans and technical assistance to developing countries for development projects
Match the following concepts with their implications:
Stabilization of Exchange Rates = Facilitates expansion and balanced growth of international trade IMF = Provides mechanisms for international cooperation and assistance in economic matters Core States = Exert influence over other states and shape the international order Philippines = Has less economic, military, and political influence compared to core states
Match the following terms with their roles:
Globalization = Involves several different parties coming together to work on or agree upon something UN = Forum for dialogue, negotiation, and promoting peace among countries worldwide Developing Countries = Receive loans and technical assistance from institutions like the World Bank for development projects Bretton Woods Conference = Involved representatives from 44 countries aiming to stabilize global currencies after World War II
Match the following terms with their categorizations:
Institutions that Help Interstate = United Nations serving as a forum for dialogue, negotiation, and promoting peace among countries worldwide Semi Peripheral States = Between industrialized and peripheral states, having more influence and resources than peripheral states but less than core states Core States' Influence = Significant economic, military, and political capabilities allowing them to exert influence over other states Periphery Characteristics = Least developed states receiving unequal share in global wealth and having weaker state institutions
Study Notes
Study Notes
Terms and Definitions
- Terms and definitions are matched to identify the correct explanation for each term.
- International agreements are paired with their descriptions to understand their purpose and scope.
- Concepts are linked with their definitions to clarify their meaning and application.
- Terms are categorized by their characteristics to recognize their distinct features.
- Concepts are illustrated with examples to demonstrate their practical implications.
- Terms are defined and explained to provide a clear understanding of their meaning.
- Concepts are examined for their characteristics to identify their key attributes.
- Concepts are analyzed for their implications to understand their potential consequences.
- Terms are identified by their roles to recognize their functions and responsibilities.
- Terms are grouped by their categorizations to recognize their classification and relationships.
Test your knowledge on the global interstate system, the concept of nations and states, and the role of Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) in international relations.
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