Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

To adopt an independent foreign policy

To consistently support national independence movements

To not be a member of a multilateral military alliance concluded in the context of great power conflicts

To not have a history of invasion of another country

To not have a bilateral military agreement that is deliberately concluded in the context of great power conflicts 

The war coincided with the development of cable news networks whose 24-hour coverage of the war led to the emergence of the CNN Effect.

This was the first-ever that smart bombs had been used.

The success of the international coalition, though able to garner a swift victory against Iraq, triggered false hopes about the role of institutions and major
powers to act collectively against a common threat in the post-Cold War order.

Though the war liberated Kuwait and forced Saddam Hussein to accept UN-imposed sanctions and allow inspectors to check for weapons of mass destruction, it did not remove him as a threat to US interests in the Middle East.

Though the First Gulf War was over within months, America’s account with Saddam Hussein would only be settled by its invasion of Iraq in 2005.

The EU

NAFTA

APEC

UNPROFOR

NATO

During the Geneva Conference of 1954.

During the Korean War.

In 1975

From 1964 onward.

In November 1963

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

I, II and III

I - II - III - IV

I - II - III 

II - III - IV

I - III - IV

I - II - IV

General Assembly

Security Council

Economic and Social Council

International Court of Justice

Secretariat

V-II-III-I-IV

IV-II-III-V-I

II-III-I-V-IV

I-II-III-V-IV

III-II-IV-V-I

the Anti-Comintern Pact

the Warsaw Pact

the NATO

the Czech coup

the Cominform

Soviet leader Joseph Stalin

US President  Harry Truman

Cultural determinists

Those who look from an ideological perspective

Those who look from a realpolitik perspective

Poland and Greece

Poland and Hungaria

Iran and Turkey

Turkey and Greece

Greece and Bulgaria

 Stalin developed a Soviet atomic bomb

 The US detonated its first atomic bomb

US Sixth Fleet was deployed to the eastern Mediterranean

US President Roosevelt died

 Winston Churchill introduced the term “iron Curtain”

Militarism

Disarmament

Armaments

Imperialism

Nationalism

Weltpolitik

Pax Britannica

First Morocco

Bosnian

Fashoda

Treaty of Westphalia

Treaty of Augsburg

Treaty of Kadesh

Treaty of Nijmegen

Treaty of Utrecht

The Congress of Paris

The Treaty of Paris

The Concert of Europe

The Crimean War

Greek uprising

To promote democracy in Europe

To end all relations with British Empire

To ensure prosperity for Germany

To prevent instability in Europe  

To establish control over Balkans

It changed the concept of labor. 

It improved production.

It strengthened the older landed aristocracy’s hold on power.

It transformed the dynamics of the traditional state and the society it governed.

The first image of the nation-state in history began to emerge.

Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905

Anglo-Japanese Alliance

Fashoda Crisis of 1898

Weltpolitik

the Triple Entente