Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which one is a term that was politically first used to refer to the conflicts that emerged in the Caucasus during the early 1990s?

Whose approach is the "Clash of Civilizations"  in which the determining factor for struggle in is not geography but civilization?

Which country below is NOT one of the Quad members?

Which of the following is not one of the Central Asian countries?

Which of the following countries did the United States of America aim to surround via Dual Containment Policy during the 1980s and 1990s?

What does the abbreviation "MENA" stand for?

Which of the following country was regarded as one of the great powers according to Kjellen?

I. Profile of the population

II. The natural resources

III. Remoteness to conflict areas

Which one(s) of these is/are among the actors that contribute to the geopolitical inventory?

Which of the following is a controllable factor of the geopolitical inventory?

According to Russia, the agreement regulating the regime of the legal use of the Caspian Sea has been given the right in which of the following options?

Which of the following states that "Who controls Eastern Europe controls Heartland, who controls the Heartland rules the World"?

Which of the followings refers to the pre-modern period of geo-politics?

1. The second generation of geopolitical studies came to the fore following the end of the Second World War.
2. Throughout the long Cold war years, the US-led Western camp was in bitter ideological competition with the Soviet Union-led eastern camp.
3. The major faultiness between the two opposing power blocks was ideological.
4. The parties competed with each other as to whose political-economic model would triumph across the globe.
5. Ideology and identity were the main signifiers of their geopolitical competition.
6. This era in geopolitical studies is also called ideological geopolitics.

Which of the statements above related to second generation of geopolitical studies are correct?

What has come into being following the end of World War II under American leadership?

Which of the following disciplines is closely related to geopolitics?

1. During the Cold War era, both the United States and the Soviet Union did their best to increase the number of countries adopting their political ideologies.
2. The United States and the Soviet Union’s goal was to help enlarge their ideological sphere of influence.
3. A more recent example of ideological geopolitics has taken place over the last decade when the illiberal authoritarian model of China and Russia appears to have dented the image of liberal democracy in the West.
4. The emerging geopolitical rivalry between today’s United States and China can in no way be compared to the ideological rivalry between the United States and Soviet Union during the Cold War era.
5. It would not be wrong to argue that the emerging geopolitical competition between Beijing and Washington does also demonstrate diverging normative understandings of political and economic values.
6. Even though Trump’s America is fast moving in the direction of illiberal democracy, it would not be wrong to argue that the escalating geopolitical competition between the United States on the one hand and China and Russia on the other demonstrates strong ideological characteristics.

Which of the statements above related to geopolitics during the Cold War era are correct?

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about China?

Which generation below argues that countries' geographical location is their destiny?

Which of the following holds that the battle between major ideologies ended with the obvious victory of liberal democracy, suggesting that the liberal values are the ultimate achievement of mankind?