In which way did the UN charter differ from the League of Nations? i. That membership was near universal in the former ii. That the Great Powers were able to prevent any enforcement action from taking place which might be contrary to their interests?

Related Mcqs:

1. One very important class in revolutions during the past century (contrary to Karl Marx’s expectations) has been that of?

   A. workers.
   B. peasants.
   C. white-collar workers.
   D. militarists.

2. What are Kant’s Three Articles of Perpetual Peace?
   i. The civil constitution of every state shall be republican
   ii. The civil constitution of every state shall be democratic
   iii.The Right of Nations shall be based on a Federation of Free States
   iv. Cosmopolitanism Right shall be limited to Conditions of Universal Hospitality?

   A. i, iii, iv
   B. i, ii, iii
   C. i, ii, iv
   D. ii, iii, iv

3. The __________ model explains foreign policy decision making as a result of bargaining among the various government agencies that have somewhat divergent interests and responsibilities in the outcome.

   A. government bargaining
   B. rational actor
   C. organizational process
   D. interagency

4. ‘Harmony of Interests’ is the idea that:____________________?

   A. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by undemocratic state leaders and outdated policies such as the balance of power. Without these distortions there would be no ‘real’ conflict between people
   B. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by undemocratic state leaders and outdated policies such as the balance of power. Without these distortions the conflict between people would be of a different nature.
   C. Natural order of between peoples which has been corrupted by Marxism, without which there would be no ‘real’ conflict between people.
   D. Natural order of between peoples can only exist if they have the same interests.

5. Which type of feminist finds important differences between men and women that are arbitrary and flexible?

   A. liberal
   B. difference
   C. postmodern
   D. standpoint

6. The rational actor model of foreign policy decision making states that each decision in the foreign policy process involves?

   A. setting goals.
   B. calculating the cost and benefits of each possible course of action.
   C. evaluating the relative importance of goals.
   D. all of these: setting goals, evaluating their relative importance, and calculating the costs and benefits of each possible course of action.

7. In the ________ model of decision making, emphasis is placed on standard operating procedures.

   A. groupthink
   B. bureaucratic politics
   C. organizational process
   D. cognitive dissonance

8. Which of these theorists would be associated with liberal institutionalism?

   A. Kant
   B. Machiavelli
   C. Hobbes
   D. Morgenthau

9. The claims of liberalism are:_______________?

   A. all citizens are juridically equal and have equal rights to education, access to free press, religious tolerance.
   B. the legislative assembly of the state possess only those powers vested in it by the people.
   C. liberty of the individual is the right to own property including productive forces.
   D. all of the above.

10. According to David Held what would a ‘cosmopolitan model of democracy’ entail?

    A. The creation of regional parliaments
    B. Human rights conventions must be entrenched into national parliaments and monitored by a new International Court of Human Rights.
    C. Reform and/or replacement of the UN with a more accountable global parliament
    D. All of the above