International Law Transition Quiz

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What marked the transition from the medieval period to the modern era in international law?

The rise of colonialism
The establishment of the United Nations
The Treaty of Westphalia (correct)
The founding of the League of Nations

Which of the following best describes the key characteristic of the Traditional Period of international law?

Establishment of the UN Charter
Emergence of international organizations
Equality of sovereign states and no prohibition of war (correct)
Prohibition of war between states

What significant shift occurred with the founding of the United Nations?

Formation of regional organizations
Recognition of individuality in international law
Introduction of the Capability Approach
Explicit prohibition of the use of force in international relations (correct)

How has the international system evolved since the establishment of the UN?

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What was a major consequence of the experiences from world wars on international law?

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Sovereign States

A system where nation-states have equal power and can make their own laws and decisions without interference from other nations.

1648

The year the Treaty of Westphalia was signed, marking a fundamental change in international relations.

Prohibition of Use of Force

A key principle of international law established by the UN Charter, meaning that countries cannot use force against each other except for self-defense or when authorized by the UN Security Council.

United Nations (UN)

The international organization founded after World War II to promote peace, security, and development, replacing the League of Nations.

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Complexity of Actors

This concept refers to the increasing number and diversity of actors involved in international relations, including states, international organizations, NGOs, and individuals.

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