Political Science Test #2

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nation

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A group of people that:
- share a similar culture/language
- feel a communal bond
- feel they should govern themselves

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nationalism

Back 2

a feeling based on belonging to a nation

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nationstate

Back 3

when a country has a majority of ONE nation

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multination states

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has no majority, instead, has several nations

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3 Examples of Wars of National Liberation

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1) Kosovo
2) South Sudan
3) Northern Ireland

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MultiSTATEnation

(example)

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when one nation is divided into seperate states

ex) North/South Korea

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Percent of countries that are Democratic

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44%

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Percent of countries that are Authoritarian

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25%

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Percent of countries that have mixed governments

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31%

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transnationalism

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a range of loyalties, activities and other phenomena that connect humans across nations and across national boundaries

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nation

Back 11

A group of people that:
- share a similar culture/language
- feel a communal bond
- feel they should govern themselves

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nationalism

Back 12

a feeling based on belonging to a nation

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nationstate

Back 13

when a country has a majority of ONE nation

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multination states

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has no majority, instead, has several nations

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3 Examples of Wars of National Liberation

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1) Kosovo
2) South Sudan
3) Northern Ireland

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MultiSTATEnation

(example)

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when one nation is divided into seperate states

ex) North/South Korea

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Percent of countries that are Democratic

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44%

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Percent of countries that are Authoritarian

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25%

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Percent of countries that have mixed governments

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31%

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transnationalism

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a range of loyalties, activities and other phenomena that connect humans across nations and across national boundaries

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Name 3 forms/sources of transnationalism

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1) Career
2) Business
3) Religion

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Religious Fundementalism

(2 points)

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-transcends political boundaries

- aims to incorporate religious values into public life

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Define "Islam"

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submission to God

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secular

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separation of church and state

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Theocracy

(example)

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- religious government

ex) Vadakin City

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Monarchy

(2 points)
(example)

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- king or queen governs

- hereditary succession

ex) Saudi Arabia

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Communism

(3 examples)

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- all means of production are owned by the Sate

ex) Cuba
ex) Soviet Union
ex) North Korea

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Facism

(2 points)
(example

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- extreme nationalism

- there is no freedom

ex) Nazi Germany

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Three qualities a country possesses

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1) Soverignty
2) Territory
3) Diplomatic Recognition

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colonialism

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a country's control of areas outside its territory

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diplomatic recognition

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other countries recognize you as an independent country

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xenophobia

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fear of people from other countries

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democratic peace theory

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the assertion that as more countries become democratic, the likelihood for conflict decreases

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democratic peace theory

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the assertion that as more countries become democratic, the likelihood for conflict decreases

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individualism

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concept that rights and liberties of the individual are paramount within a society

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individualism

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concept that rights and liberties of the individual are paramount within a society

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fundementalism

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religious traditionalism and values incorporated into regular politcal activities

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fundementalism

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religious traditionalism and values incorporated into regular politcal activities

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microstates

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countries with tiny populations/territories

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microstates

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countries with tiny populations/territories

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democratized diplomacy

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when legislatures, interest groups and public opinion play the greater role

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democratized diplomacy

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when legislatures, interest groups and public opinion play the greater role

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two-level game theory

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to be successful, a country's diplomats must find a solution that is acceptable to everyone

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two-level game theory

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to be successful, a country's diplomats must find a solution that is acceptable to everyone

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parlimentary diplomacy

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includes debate and voting in IGOs as a supplement to negotiation and compromise

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parlimentary diplomacy

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includes debate and voting in IGOs as a supplement to negotiation and compromise

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coercive diplomacy

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to induce an opponent to react as you wish

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coercive diplomacy

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to induce an opponent to react as you wish

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irridentism

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when a country wants to join its motherland

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irridentism

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when a country wants to join its motherland

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stateless nation

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when a nation is a minority in one or more states, and doesn't have a nationstate of its own

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stateless nation

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when a nation is a minority in one or more states, and doesn't have a nationstate of its own

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bilateral diplomacy

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direct negotiations between two countries

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multilateral diplomacy

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conferencesinvolving a number of nations

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public diplomacy

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process of creating an image that enhances a country's abilieve diplomatic success by increasing its soft power