Introduction to International Relations Ara 8. Deneme Sınavı
Toplam 8 Soru1.Soru
What was the international system called after 1815?
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Holy Alliance |
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The Concert of Europe |
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The Westphalian System |
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The Long Peace |
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Congress of Vienna |
The international system after 1815 was called the Concert of Europe. The correct answer is B. The Holy Alliance was a conservative agreement between three dominant Powers_i.e. Austria, Prussia and Russia_to keep the monarchical nature of the international system. The Westphalian System refers to the previous period before The Concert of Europe. The Long Peace refers to the time period lasted until the outbreak of World War I. Congress of Vienna was held 1814–15 to agree the settlement of Europe after the Napoleonic Wars and marked a return to a Europe composed of monarchies.
2.Soru
Which of the following are related to political realism?
I. Political realism gives emphasis on human nature.
II. Political realism is related to power.
III. Political realism does not recognize benefits and interests of a state.
IV. Political realism denies moral aspects of political actions.
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I, III |
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II, IV |
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I, II, III, IV |
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Only III |
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I, II |
The chapter states that power is the main interest of the political realism and its relation to human nature; that realism recognizes interests of a state; and that political realism is aware of the moral significance of political action
3.Soru
“Freedom from power, domination, and the influence of others over a person or a society”
What does the quote above define?
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Ontology |
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Epistemology |
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Emancipation |
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Sovereignty |
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Anarchy |
Freedom from power, domination, and the influence of others over a person or a society is called “emancipation.”
4.Soru
How does neorealism view anarchy?
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Anarchy forms the basis of nation-states. |
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Anarchy represents a higher power than the state itself. |
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Anarchy explains how a state must protect itself. |
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Anarchy is the ordering principle of the international systems. |
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Anarchy is a violent condition that overthrows governments. |
Anarchy is one of the two principles underlying neorealism. It is considered as an ordering principle because neorealism does not recognize a power that is superior to states.
5.Soru
When was Peace of Westphalia that ended The Thirty Years' War signed?
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1645 |
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1646 |
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1647 |
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1648 |
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1649 |
The Peace of Westphalia ended the Thirty Years’ War in 1648. This peace agreement formed the basic characteristics of modern international politics: the rise of the territorially-conceived sovereign state and the beginning of the state-system in Europe. Also, it led to the development of crucial instruments like diplomacy, international congresses, and international law that still constitute the core of International Relations. The correct answer is D.
6.Soru
Which of the following concepts did the French Revolution help spread and shape the 19th and 20th centuries?
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Global justice |
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Equality between monarchies |
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Aristocratic traditions |
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Political homogeneity |
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Nationalism |
One significant result of the French Revolution was the spread of the concepts of nationalism and nation-states that were to shape the developments for the19th and 20th centuries.
7.Soru
Which of the following matchings of Major Conflicts and Peace Settlements is wrong?
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The Thirty Years’ War --> The Peace of Westphalia - 1648 |
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The Spanish Succession Wars --> The Peace of Utrecht - 1713 |
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The Napoleonic Wars --> The Congress of Vienna - 1815 |
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World War I --> The Treaty of Sevres |
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World War II --> The United Nations Charter - 1945 |
8.Soru
Which movement claims that the existence of a state can only begin with its formal or implied recognition by other states?
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Realism |
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Idealism |
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Feminism |
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Globalism |
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Pozitivism |
The positivist position views theory as constitutive: “the existence of a state can only begin with its formal or implied recognition by other states. The constitutive theory of recognition insists that only the positive act of recognition creates the new international legal personality” (Oxford Reference Online, 2017).