Lesson 3B.1.2

3B.1.2 Globalisation and the state system Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. What process is defined as a complex web of interconnectedness across societies?

    • Mercantilism
    • Globalisation
    • Regionalism
    • Protectionism
  2. Which type of globalisation refers to the spread of ideas, values and lifestyles across borders?

    • Military globalisation
    • Economic globalisation
    • Political globalisation
    • Cultural globalisation
  3. Which type of globalisation refers to the growth of cross-border trade, investment and financial flows?

    • Diplomatic globalisation
    • Social globalisation
    • Economic globalisation
    • Cultural globalisation
  4. Which type of globalisation concerns international organisations, treaties and cooperation among governments?

    • Cultural globalisation
    • Political globalisation
    • Economic globalisation
    • Technological globalisation
  5. What term describes global cultures becoming increasingly uniform and similar?

    • Cultural glocalisation
    • Cultural homogenisation
    • Cultural pluralism
    • Cultural isolation
  6. What term describes the global dominance of a single cultural model?

    • Multiculturalism
    • Multilateralism
    • Monoculture
    • Pluralism
  7. Which bodies limit a state's domestic legal autonomy under globalisation?

    • Devolved assemblies
    • Domestic judiciaries
    • Municipal councils
    • International courts
  8. Which organisation was established in 1998 to prosecute international crimes?

    • European Union Court
    • International Criminal Court
    • World Trade Organisation
    • International Monetary Fund
  9. What is military action in a sovereign state to prevent human rights abuses called?

    • Humanitarian intervention
    • Defensive warfare
    • Economic sanction
    • Diplomatic expulsion
  10. Which core Westphalian principle is directly challenged by humanitarian intervention?

    • Balance of power
    • State sovereignty
    • Democratic accountability
    • Economic protectionism
  11. How do global financial markets primarily challenge state autonomy?

    • Nationalising industries
    • Mandating conscription
    • Increasing border checks
    • Constraining policy choices
  12. What do hyperglobalisers argue is happening to the nation-state?

    • It is unchanged
    • It is strengthening
    • It is declining
    • It is expanding
  13. What view do globalisation sceptics hold regarding state power?

    • Borders have vanished
    • States are obsolete
    • States remain central
    • Sovereignty is ending
  14. How do transformationalists view the impact of globalisation on the modern state?

    • Reshaping states
    • Destroying states
    • Ignoring states
    • Strengthening states
  15. According to realists, what remains the primary actor in global politics?

    • Multinational corporations
    • The nation-state
    • International organisations
    • Global civil society
  16. Which concept leads liberals to believe globalisation promotes international peace?

    • Economic interdependence
    • Cultural homogenisation
    • Anarchic balance
    • State sovereignty
  17. How does economic globalisation primarily limit a state's tax-raising capacity?

    • Nationalisation
    • Mobile capital
    • Fixed exchange rates
    • Border tariffs
  18. Which perspective argues that globalisation transforms state power rather than eroding it?

    • Realism
    • Transformationalism
    • Hyperglobalism
    • Isolationism
  19. Which principle was established as a core feature of the 1648 Westphalian system?

    • Pooled sovereignty
    • State sovereignty
    • Economic integration
    • Global governance
  20. What is considered the primary organising unit of global political authority today?

    • Non-governmental organisations
    • The nation-state
    • Multinational corporations
    • The United Nations

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