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What is the key feature of Realism in international relations?

Division of labor

Anarchy and the struggle for power (correct)

Multilateralism

Complexity and interdependence

What is the main concern of Unilateralism?

Avoiding participating in foreign affairs

Acting alone, without consulting others (correct)

Emphasizing morality in foreign affairs

Taking advantage of the situation for national gain

What does an Embargo refer to in international relations?

Emphasizing morality in foreign affairs

Avoiding participating in foreign affairs

Taxes on imports used to raise government revenue

The prohibition of commerce and trade with a certain country (correct)

What is the focus of the Monroe Doctrine?

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What is the main concern of Multilateralism?

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Key Features of International Relations Theories

The key feature of Realism is the assumption that states are primarily motivated by self-interest and security, and that power is the primary driving force in international relations.

Unilateralism vs. Multilateralism

Unilateralism is concerned with the pursuit of a state's interests without considering the views or interests of other states, often through the use of coercive power.
Multilateralism, on the other hand, is concerned with cooperation and negotiation among multiple states to achieve shared goals and interests.

International Relations Concepts

An Embargo refers to a government's restriction on trade or commerce with a particular country or entity, often used as a means of economic coercion or sanction.

Regional Security Doctrines

The Monroe Doctrine focuses on the protection of the Americas from European intervention and colonization, with the United States acting as a dominant power in the region.

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Test your knowledge of international relations theories with this quiz. Explore key features of realism, liberalism, and Marxism, and understand how they define the international system. From anarchy and struggle for power to division of labor and global change, this quiz delves into the complexities of international relations theories.