Internatıonal Organızatıon and Global Governance (ENG)
Ünite Sınavı Soruları
- 20 soru
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- 1
- The International Court of Arbitration was created.
- A total of 26 nations attended the Conference.
- The International Danube Commission was established
Which of the above statements are TRUE about the First Hague Conference?
- 2
In which year did the Utrecht Congress convene to end the War of the Spanish
Succession? - 3
How many states attended the First Hague Conference?
- 4I- It aimed to preserve the proven method of the Congress System exactly as it was. II- The Concert of Europe should be considered as the birth of a new era in both diplomacy and international institutionalization. III- Despite the absence of an international organization, Concert necessitated extensive communication among European powers. IV- Contrary to its name, The Concert system geographically included many countries around the world. Which ones of the above are true about the Concert of Europe?
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Which of the following is TRUE?
I. Protocol 23 impose mandatory measures on states.
II.International Danube Commission for the regulation of free navigation in the river was the first initiative in forming an international body for the governance of a particular international issue.
III. The Paris Congress was the codification of principles conducting the naval warfare.
IV. Otto von Bismarck was the organizer and chair of the Berlin Congress.
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Which of the following countries is NOT among the four permanent members of the council of League of Nations?
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I- The Congress convened in November 1814 in Vienna.
II- The decision-making process was carried out by the four major powers, namely England, Russia, Prussia, and Austria.
III- Throughout the Congress of Vienna, these powers singlehandedly drew the new European map.
IV- The fact that Napoleon came to power in France again for a short period of time hindered the functioning of the Congress.
Which ones of the above are correct about the Congress of Vienna?
- 8I- It was built upon the ideology of peace. II- The League was considered a platform where multilateral diplomacy could function. III- Due to the absence of the US as well as the reluctance of Japan and Italy, the Council was dominated by Britain and France. IV- The League of Nations was considered a revolutionary attempt in terms of “civilization” of international relations. V- The League did not fairly represent the political and geographical structure of the world. Which ones of the above are true for The League of Nations?
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Which of the below was not among the countries that signed the Treaty of Chaumont to form the coalition that would eventually defeat Napoleon?
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Which of the following is the most significant outcome of Congress of Vienna?
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Which of the following is one of the weaknesses of the League of Nations?
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Which of the following is the century when the first centralized territorial sovereign state appeared?
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When was the Holy Alliance signed?
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Which of the following dominated the League of Nations?
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Which of the organizations below are represented within the structure of the League of Nations?
- 16Who is the father of neorealism?
- 17I- The peace treaties were negotiated and signed by the states dominated by the rules that were commonly accepted as sovereigns of their realms. II- The physical bordersof each state were recognized and commonly accepted. Therefore, each of these units represented a political entity. III- Each sovereign who represented a state was accepted as equal, regardless of the size of lands they ruled or the nobility o which they belonged. IV- The Congress System that would help institutionalize the international environment in the following centuries led to the Peace of Westphalia. Which ones of the above are true among The Peace of Westphalia?
- 18I- It was built upon the ideology of peace. II- The League was considered a platform where multilateral diplomacy could function. III- Due to the absence of the US as well as the reluctance of Japan and Italy, the Council was dominated by Britain and France. IV- The League of Nations was considered a revolutionary attempt in terms of “civilization” of international relations. V- The League did not fairly represent the political and geographical structure of the world. Which ones of the above are true for The League of Nations?
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Which of the below was the first initiative in forming an international body for the governance of a particular international issue?
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- Collection point and clearinghouses for information,
- Centers for collective decisions on the solution of common problems,
- Tools for the coordination of national policy and practices,
- Agencies for promoting uniform standards in their fields.
Which of the given above is/are the functions of the early public international unions?