Lesson 3B.4.6
3B.4.6 Changing state relationships and global issues Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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Which concept describes mutual reliance between states, so that actions in one affect others?
- Hard power
- Interconnectedness
- Bipolarity
- Homogenisation
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What term describes mutual reliance between states for trade, security, and information?
- Isolationism
- Autarky
- Interdependence
- Hegemony
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What form of power is exercised when a state imposes economic sanctions?
- Soft cultural power
- Structural power
- Smart power
- Hard economic power
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What form of power is exerted when international development aid builds goodwill?
- Coercive power
- Military power
- Soft power
- Hard economic power
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What factor heavily influences how effectively states can co-operate on global issues?
- Absolute monarchy
- Cultural homogeneity
- Unilateral isolation
- Balance of power
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What creates the primary obstacle to international agreement on global climate action?
- Disagreements on costs
- Shared borders
- Economic isolation
- Lack of technology
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What primary principle limits the international enforcement of universal human rights?
- Military alliances
- State sovereignty
- Global trade
- Economic aid
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What motivates foreign aid when states use humanitarian assistance for geopolitical gain?
- Cosmopolitan idealism
- National self-interest
- Global federalism
- Pure altruism
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Which theoretical perspective stresses mutual gains and international institutions in global co-operation?
- Anarchism
- Liberalism
- Marxism
- Realism
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What main obstacle does rising nationalism pose to solving global environmental issues?
- Enhanced transparency
- Border relaxation
- Reduced state co-operation
- Increased taxation
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What is a key limitation of using hard power to address global issues?
- Lacks immediate impact
- Violates economic laws
- Requires consensus
- Ignores root causes
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A regional agreement to tackle shared river pollution is an example of addressing which global issue?
- Environmental degradation
- Economic inequality
- Nuclear proliferation
- Human rights abuse
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Why are powerful states often reluctant to accept binding human rights treaties?
- Administrative costs
- Cultural homogeneity
- Economic gains
- Loss of sovereignty
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Which shift in state relationships weakens the effectiveness of multilateral institutions?
- Rise in bilateralism
- Growth in regionalism
- Increased integration
- Expansion of NGOs
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How do shifts in global economic power shape international responses to poverty?
- Abolition of aid
- Changing aid leaders
- Universal debt relief
- Declining global trade
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Why do environmental issues like transboundary pollution require collective international action?
- High financial cost
- Cross border impact
- Military tension
- Lack of technology
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Which term describes states acting together through multilateral institutions rather than only through bilateral deals?
- Autarky
- Multilateralism
- Hegemony
- Isolationism
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Powerful states competing through foreign aid levels demonstrate which dynamic in global politics?
- Aid as influence
- Multilateral consensus
- Absolute equality
- Political neutrality
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Why does rising nationalism hinder international agreements on climate change?
- Promoting global governance
- Prioritising national interest
- Reducing border controls
- Increasing foreign aid
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What causes diplomatic tension between states regarding global human rights standards?
- Universal agreement
- Cultural homogeneity
- Political isolation
- Selective enforcement
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