Exam 6: Globalization and Fragmentation in a New World Order: 1991 to the Present

Robert Kagan contests the notion that

According to Charles Kupchan, in relation to declining U.S. hegemony, the worst thing the United States can do is

Instances of genocide in the twentieth century include

The Taliban was the radical Islamic government of what state?

U.S. Navy SEALS killed Osama bin Laden in his compound in which country?

Contributing factors to the Eurozone crisis include

In 1991, the "new world order" was spoken of by which president?

What international actions were taken to stop the bloodshed in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s?

Explain Samuel Huntington's argument in his essay "The Clash of Civilizations?"

The outcome of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq includes

Which U.S. president sent the initial contingent of U.S. troops to Somalia to provide humanitarian assistance?

The U.S. preparation for invading Iraq caused all of the following responses except

A state's ability to attract allies through the legitimacy of its policies and their underlying values is

Realists contend that the era following the Cold War

An economic downturn typically including decline in GDP for two or more consecutive quarters is called what?

Has the post-Cold War era been characterized more by conflict or cooperation? Use three specific historical examples to back up your analysis.

Charles Kupchan argues that power is flowing away from the West to

Crises in all of the following countries demonstrate the problems with collective security in the post-Cold War world except

What was the paradox that characterized the international system in the 1990s?

Greece was hard hit by the global financial crisis and subsequent recession because of