Lesson 2.2.4.3

2.2.4.3 What is the role of global governance in conflict? Quiz: OCR Geography, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which international body has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security?

    • United Nations
    • Amnesty International
    • World Bank
    • G7 Group

  2. What term describes moral principles and accepted standards of international behaviour?

    • Territorial integrity
    • Geopolitical flows
    • International norms
    • Sovereign treaties

  3. Which long-term political consequence can result from global governance interventions in sovereign states?

    • Short-term shelter
    • Immediate ceasefire
    • Emergency aid delivery
    • Regime change

  4. Access to which key asset frequently acts as a physical cause of territorial conflict?

    • Global treaties
    • Geopolitical flows
    • Natural resources
    • International aid

  5. What short-term effect does global governance primarily aim to deliver during human displacement crises?

    • New trade deals
    • Regime change
    • Border realignment
    • Humanitarian aid

  6. Which mechanism represents a formal binding agreement between sovereign states under international law?

    • NGO mandate
    • Geopolitical flow
    • Global norm
    • International treaty

  7. What defined principle ensures a state has complete authority over its own territory and domestic affairs?

    • Global governance
    • Territorial integrity
    • Supranationalism
    • State sovereignty

  8. What refers to the preservation of a nation's defined international borders against external force?

    • State sovereignty
    • International norm
    • Supranational power
    • Territorial integrity

  9. Which organisation scale is represented by non-profit groups like Oxfam or Médecins Sans Frontières?

    • Local council scale
    • NGO scale
    • National government scale
    • Supranational scale

  10. How do flows of money into military forces or peacekeeping missions act in conflict zones?

    • Geopolitical intervention
    • Territorial integrity
    • Regime stability
    • Sovereign autonomy

  11. Which long-term economic consequence often arises from restoring territorial integrity and peace?

    • Trade relationships
    • Military occupation
    • Humanitarian relief
    • Civil unrest

  12. What issue arises when global governance interventions fail to distribute emergency resources equally?

    • Territorial integrity
    • Regime transition
    • National sovereignty
    • Spatial inequality

  13. Which flow includes satellite imagery and military intelligence used in global governance interventions?

    • Normative flows
    • Technology flows
    • Humanitarian flows
    • Financial flows

  14. What positive outcome for citizens is directly created by short-term UN peacekeeping deployments?

    • Trade expansion
    • Constitutional reform
    • Regime change
    • Maintaining peace

  15. A dispute over an international river boundary primarily threatens which aspect of a nation state?

    • Territorial integrity
    • Humanitarian aid
    • Global norm
    • Regime stability

  16. Which scale of governance involves direct decision-making by a country's own parliament or president?

    • Non-governmental organisation
    • Local community
    • National government
    • Supranational body

  17. What challenge can occur when external interventions undermine a host state's self-determination?

    • Injustice
    • Peacekeeping
    • Economic growth
    • Stability

  18. Which global strategy relies on coordinated action between UN bodies, national governments, and NGOs?

    • Sovereign military rule
    • Multi-scalar cooperation
    • Unilateral isolationism
    • Territorial annexation

  19. Supplying weapons or personnel across international borders to a war zone represents which type of flow?

    • Flow of sovereignty
    • Flow of norms
    • Flow of trade
    • Flow of people

  20. What is a primary objective of long-term development strategies in post-conflict LIDCs?

    • Socio-economic growth
    • Emergency aid
    • Border disputes
    • Humanitarian relief

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