Deneme Sınavı Soruları

I, III, V

II, III, IV

II, III, V

I, II, IV

I, II, V

Norway

Canada

Switzerland

Algeria

Iran 

To seek help from the east.

To threaten to declare war.

To accept to go under the mandate of the Soviet Union

To join Nato to secure its borders.

They collect donations from states.

Their room of maneuvering is unlimited

Their success in ensuring survival hinges on internal balancing

Their success in ensuring survival hinges on investing in their own material capabilities

They are more preoccupied with their survival

Their material power capabilities are unlimited

I, II and III

I, II and IV

I, III and IV

II, III and IV

I, II, III and IV

MNC

NGO

SALT

EU

ASEAN

Poland

Greece

Syria

Moldova

Russia

Algeria

Norway

Finland

Turkey

Switzerland

Coordination of foreign policy

Formulation  of foreign policy

Establishment of diplomatic missions in foreign countries

Recruitment  diplomatic personnel

Training of diplomatic personnel

WWII

The French Revolution

Berlin Congress

WWI

Vienna Congress

Russia defined Turkey as the unsinkable aircraft carrier during the Cold War.

Turkey’s geographical location has always been off the table in Turkish diplomacy.

It tries to become an energy hub during the post-Cold War era.

Turkish rulers have continuously disregarded Turkey’s geographical location.

During the Second World War, Turkey remained neutral.

Foreign policy issues are dealt with publicly.

Anyone can be a part of diplomacy.

Civil society has a major role in the formulation of foreign policy.

Diplomacy has always been the privilege of state elites.

Elected politicians ignore foreign policy.

I and II

I, II, and III

I, II, III and IV

I, II, III, IV and V

I, II, III, IV, V and VI

to attack the barbarians

to invade the barbarian territory

to handle the foreign policy

to stop the Balkans' invasion

to develop the economy of the empire

They represented the country they reside in.

They resided in  foreign countries.

They were the citizens of the countries they represented.

They represented the country they did not reside in.

They represented more than one country.

Harold Nicolson,

Hans Morgenthau,

Henry Kissinger,

Otte Powers,

Ernest Satow,

Sefaretname

Kanunname

Defterdar

Aman

Ahidname

Ramses

Sun-Tzu

Kautilya

Hammurabi

Thucydides

Envoys, ambassadors and accompanying crew were selected from experienced and reliable civil servants.

The diplomatic staff and crew were banned form receiving gifts from the host countries.

The diplomatic staff were also subject to additional training.

Diplomats were authorized to develop instant policies as a reaction to sudden developments.

Diplomats were allocated generous budgets for the accommodation and expenses of the diplomatic missions.