Lesson 3B.5.1
3B.5.1 Forms and reasons for regionalism Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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What term describes institutional co-operation between states within a distinct geographical region?
- Federalism
- Globalism
- Unilateralism
- Regionalism
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Which three main forms of regionalism are specified in Pearson A Level Politics?
- Military, environmental, judicial
- Economic, security, political
- Economic, social, cultural
- Political, cultural, defensive
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Which type of agreement is a primary example of economic regionalism?
- Cultural exchange
- Extradition treaty
- Free trade area
- Military alliance
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What type of organisation best illustrates security regionalism?
- Customs union
- Monetary union
- Common market
- Military alliance
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Which factor encourages neighbouring states to form regional political organisations?
- Nuclear deterrence
- Global isolation
- Shared identity
- Unilateral sanctions
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What term describes a regional bloc that promotes wider global free trade?
- Isolationist sphere
- Stumbling block
- Building block
- Protectionist fortress
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A group of neighbouring states forms a common market to remove barriers to trade among themselves. Which form of regionalism is this?
- Economic regionalism
- Cultural regionalism
- Security regionalism
- Military hegemony
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Which term describes a regional bloc that hinders wider global governance and integration?
- Free trade area
- Building block
- Customs union
- Stumbling block
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What is the main argument that regionalism undermines global governance?
- Free trade
- Regional rivalries
- Pooled sovereignty
- Democratic deficit
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What happens to state sovereignty when joining a supranational regional organisation?
- It becomes absolute
- It expands nationally
- It is pooled
- It is lost
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Which type of regionalism focuses primarily on shared decision-making institutions and governance?
- Political regionalism
- Security regionalism
- Cultural regionalism
- Economic regionalism
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Why is economic regionalism often considered a building block for globalisation?
- Restricts global trade
- Increases import tariffs
- Enforces national borders
- Fosters trade co-operation
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Why might a regional trade organisation be viewed as a stumbling block to global trade?
- Free movement
- Tariff elimination
- Regional protectionism
- Pooled sovereignty
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Which feature distinguishes political regionalism from simple trade agreements?
- Reduced tariffs
- Market integration
- Shared institutions
- Free trade zones
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What plays a key role in driving political integration and institution-building in regionalism?
- Bipolar stability
- Bilateral trade
- Shared identity
- Hegemonic dominance
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Why do smaller states join economic regional blocs in a globalised world?
- Border closures
- Military dominance
- Cultural isolation
- Greater bargaining power
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Which policy area represents a regional attempt to solve a global transboundary issue?
- Border militarisation
- Colonial expansion
- Environmental protection
- Currency devaluation
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What do states trade away when joining a regional security alliance?
- Diplomatic representation
- Economic output
- Territorial identity
- Military autonomy
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Which form of regionalism relies heavily on shared historical and cultural values?
- Cultural regionalism
- Economic regionalism
- Monetary regionalism
- Security regionalism
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What is the primary focus of security regionalism?
- Tariff removal
- Single currency
- Collective defence
- Market integration
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