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What is external intervention often described as?
What is external intervention often described as?
- Invasion by a regional organization
- Invasion by another country (correct)
- Internal political challenge
- Intervention in a state's autonomy
Which country's affairs were externally intervened in by Russia?
Which country's affairs were externally intervened in by Russia?
- Greece
- United States
- Ukraine (correct)
- Sudan
Why did the United Nations intervene in Sudan?
Why did the United Nations intervene in Sudan?
- Due to a Greek debt crisis
- Due to several years of civil war (correct)
- Due to external intervention by Russia
- Due to internal political challenges
What is an example of internal political challenges?
What is an example of internal political challenges?
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In which European country did the United Nations interfere in a debt crisis?
In which European country did the United Nations interfere in a debt crisis?
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A nation has specific boundaries.
A nation has specific boundaries.
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Nationalism can lead to the creation of nation states.
Nationalism can lead to the creation of nation states.
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ISIS is an example of a global movement.
ISIS is an example of a global movement.
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A state is a cultural identity that people are attached to.
A state is a cultural identity that people are attached to.
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National identities cannot produce nationalism.
National identities cannot produce nationalism.
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Study Notes
External Intervention
- External intervention can be described as invasion by another country, but it can take other forms in modern times.
- Example of external intervention: Russia's involvement in Ukraine's internal affairs, infringing on Ukraine's autonomy as a sovereign state in the post-Soviet era.
Internal and Regional Challenges
- Internal political challenges can also threaten state autonomy.
- Regional organizations can also intervene in state autonomy, for example:
- The United Nations intervened in Sudan due to years of civil war.
- The UN also intervened in Greece's debt crisis in Europe.
National Identity and Movements
- National identities can lead to the development of nationalism, which can result in the creation of nation-states.
- A nation has a cultural identity that people are emotionally attached to.
- A state, on the other hand, is a specific entity defined by its distinct boundaries.
- Global movements, such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS, are examples of national or identity movements.
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