Worldwide Armed Violence and Conflict Causes
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What characterizes international conflicts?

  • Conflicts that arise from political protests.
  • Conflicts that occur within a single nation.
  • Conflicts that take place between countries. (correct)
  • Conflicts between insurgent groups and the government.
  • What constitutes an internationalized conflict?

  • A peaceful protest turned violent.
  • A civil war that remains entirely within national borders.
  • A conflict that begins internally and attracts international intervention. (correct)
  • A conflict occurring solely between two countries.
  • Which statement is true about the definition of a state?

  • A state has sovereignty and control over its domestic affairs. (correct)
  • A state must have international support to function.
  • A state lacks defined borders.
  • A state is characterized solely by its government structure.
  • How are borders typically established?

    <p>By those in power, often disregarding the wishes of local populations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main goal behind acts of terrorism?

    <p>To use violence to meet a political objective.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Worldwide Armed Violence

    • Worldwide conflict defined: 25 or more people die in a year
    • Types of conflicts:
      • International conflicts: between countries
      • Internal conflicts (civil wars): within countries
      • Internationalized conflicts: internal conflicts which draw in other countries

    Conflict Causes

    • Conflicts can be caused by:
      • Power struggles between groups
      • Insurgents fighting against governments
      • International terrorism: violence for political goals
      • Self-determination: people wanting to govern themselves

    State Sovereignty

    • State defined: An area with borders and rules
    • Sovereignty: state's right to self-determination and internal affairs, other states can't interfere
    • Importance of shared identity, history, language, beliefs
    • Issues with borders and territory divisions

    Number of Nations vs Countries

    • There are approximately 5000 nations but only 200 countries
    • This difference can lead to conflict

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    Explore the dynamics of worldwide armed violence and its various causes in this quiz. Understand the distinctions between different types of conflicts, the concept of state sovereignty, and the implications of the number of nations versus countries. Test your knowledge on these critical global issues.

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