Nations, War and Terrorism

A. Convention
B. British constitution
C. American constitution
D. None of them

A. Tibet
B. Israel
C. Belgium
D. all of these

A. a form of world government with global citizenship
B. rule by the worlds educated elites
C. democratic government at the level of the city
D. democratic government that is representative of a multicultural society

A. 1999
B. 2004
C. 2004
D. 2002

A. degenerate wars
B. genocides
C. illegal wars
D. risk-transfer wars

A. nations without states
B. multiculturalism
C. a cultural melting Pot
D. separate institutions

A. the lack of a strong work ethic
B. the legacy of economic mismanagement by local leaders
C. the lock of a democratic culture
D. the legacy of colonialism

1. The prime minister
2. The cabinet
3. The court of law
4. None of them

A. a national identity with an associated set of symbols and beliefs
B. governmental authority over a clearly demarcated territory
C. the granting of citizenship rights to the relevant population
D. all of the above

A. it is global in the scope of its aims
B. it has a nationalist ideology
C. it adopts a loose international type of organization
D. it is more ruthless in the recourse to violent means