Test bank questions and answers

Test bank questions and answers Global Politics Third Edition Andrew Heywood 60 multiple choice questions – answers on last page Reading time 40 minutes.Understand all core concepts in record time! 1 / 3

1.Which of the following best describes the term "global politics"?oA) The politics of a single nation-state oB) The interaction of states, international organizations, and non-state actors in the global arena oC) A system that only applies to wealthy nations oD) Political practices within national boundaries 2.Which critical theory challenges the dominance of Western perspectives in global politics?oA) Feminism oB) Postcolonialism oC) Realism oD) Marxism 3.What does the term "Anthropocene" refer to in global politics?oA) A new geopolitical order based on environmental concerns oB) The proposed end of human civilization due to climate change oC) A period where human activity has become the dominant influence on climate and the environment oD) The creation of global political systems to combat climate change 4.Which of the following is a key theme of feminist perspectives in global politics?oA) The power of nation-states in maintaining global order oB) The influence of gender in shaping political and social structures oC) The centrality of war and conflict in international relations oD) The prioritization of economic growth over human rights 5.Which of the following is a key feature of realism in global politics?oA) Emphasis on human rights and international cooperation oB) Belief that global politics is driven by a quest for power and security oC) Focus on social and cultural equality in international relations oD) A strong commitment to international economic integration 2 / 3

6.Which international organization is primarily responsible for promoting global economic stability?oA) United Nations (UN) oB) World Trade Organization (WTO) oC) International Monetary Fund (IMF) oD) International Criminal Court (ICC) 7.What is the central idea of constructivism in global politics?oA) States are the only important actors in international relations.oB) Power is the primary driver of global political behavior.oC) Social structures and identities shape political outcomes and international relations.oD) Human nature is inherently conflictual, leading to global power struggles.

8.Which of the following best defines the concept of "sovereignty" in international relations?oA) The ability of a state to govern itself without outside interference oB) The practice of forming alliances with other nations oC) The concept that international law supersedes national law oD) A system in which world governments work together to solve global issues 9.According to the book, which of the following is a major challenge in the politics of globalization?oA) The increasing irrelevance of national borders oB) The growing inequality between rich and poor nations oC) The disappearance of political ideologies oD) The diminishing role of technology in shaping policy 10.What is the central argument of feminist theory in global politics?A) Men and women are equally represented in global decision-making processes.B) Gender roles and inequalities significantly shape global politics and power relations.

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