Question 1

List some of the ways in which religion can affect world politics.

Accepted Answer

As a transnational m

Question 2

Al Qaeda would be an example of what type of transnational organization?

Accepted Answer

A)  NGO 
B)  IGO 
C)  TAN 
D)  NATO 
A)  NGO 
B)  IGO 
C)  TAN 
D)  NATO

Question 3

The Communist Manifesto was written by

Accepted Answer

A)  Immanuel Kant. 
B)  Thomas Paine. 
C)  Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. 
D)  Friedrich Nietzsche. 
A)  Immanuel Kant. 
B)  Thomas Paine. 
C)  Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. 
D)  Friedrich Nietzsche.

Question 4

In 2006,it cost how much per gallon to transport oil from the Middle East to the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  3 cents 
B)  30 cents 
C)  3 dollars 
D)  30 dollars 
A)  3 cents 
B)  30 cents 
C)  3 dollars 
D)  30 dollars

Question 5

Huntington believes that national identity will weaken and violent conflict will ensue among

Accepted Answer

A)  seven or eight cultural blocs. 
B)  continental divides. 
C)  thousands of small groups. 
D)  all people, regardless of political identity. 
A)  seven or eight cultural blocs. 
B)  continental divides. 
C)  thousands of small groups. 
D)  all people, regardless of political identity.

Question 6

Discuss the role of Islam in the world's political order.Touch upon religious fundamentalism/secularism,major conflicts with the non-Muslim countries,and the history of Islamic efforts at unification.

Accepted Answer

Students should discuss the difference b

Question 7

Transnational interaction is decreasing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The growth in global communications has

Accepted Answer

A)  been limited to international telephone calls. 
B)  meant people now rely on the different sources for the news. 
C)  decreased the need for the Internet. 
D)  brought information to more people from the same sources. 
A)  been limited to international telephone calls. 
B)  meant people now rely on the different sources for the news. 
C)  decreased the need for the Internet. 
D)  brought information to more people from the same sources.

Question 9

Explain the Islamic concept of ummah and its role in shaping modern Muslim political behavior.

Accepted Answer

The ummah refers to the Islami

Question 10

A great deal of the emerging global culture is Western in its orientations.This is likely because

Accepted Answer

A)  Western culture is more easily marketed. 
B)  Other cultures have little to offer. 
C)  There are more Westerners than non-Westerners. 
D)  The West has tremendous economic and political strength. 
A)  Western culture is more easily marketed. 
B)  Other cultures have little to offer. 
C)  There are more Westerners than non-Westerners. 
D)  The West has tremendous economic and political strength.

Question 11

Globalization represents an increasing integration of all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  economics. 
B)  culture. 
C)  communications. 
D)  morals. 
A)  economics. 
B)  culture. 
C)  communications. 
D)  morals.

Question 12

The term "jihad" translates as

Accepted Answer

A)  "pilgrimage." 
B)  "missionary." 
C)  "terrorist." 
D)  "struggle." 
A)  "pilgrimage." 
B)  "missionary." 
C)  "terrorist." 
D)  "struggle."

Question 13

What evidence is there to support the view that a common culture is spreading throughout the world?

Accepted Answer

The answer should discuss the ways in wh

Question 14

Transnational advocacy networks are made up of

Accepted Answer

A)  only IGOs 
B)  only NGOs 
C)  NGOs and IGOs working together 
D)  Networks of states 
A)  only IGOs 
B)  only NGOs 
C)  NGOs and IGOs working together 
D)  Networks of states

Question 15

The UN Charter pledges equal opportunity for men and women.Among the UN's professional staff

Accepted Answer

A)  women hold a vast majority of positions, in order to compensate for perceived wrongs globally. 
B)  men and women each hold the same number of provisions, in accordance with hiring rules. 
C)  women remain seriously underrepresented. 
D)  no records on gender are kept. 
A)  women hold a vast majority of positions, in order to compensate for perceived wrongs globally. 
B)  men and women each hold the same number of provisions, in accordance with hiring rules. 
C)  women remain seriously underrepresented. 
D)  no records on gender are kept.

Question 16

Along with France,what country views cultural imports at a 90% favorability rate?

Accepted Answer

A)  China. 
B)  Russia. 
C)  Cuba. 
D)  Saudi Arabia. 
A)  China. 
B)  Russia. 
C)  Cuba. 
D)  Saudi Arabia.

Question 17

Transnationalism results from all of the following except

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A)  increased economic interdependence. 
B)  increased global communication. 
C)  increased state sovereignty. 
D)  increased abstract thinking. 
A)  increased economic interdependence. 
B)  increased global communication. 
C)  increased state sovereignty. 
D)  increased abstract thinking.

Question 18

All of the following are results of globalized communication except

Accepted Answer

A)  increased currency exchanges. 
B)  increased the number of transnational groups. 
C)  providing individuals with new sources of information and opinions. 
D)  increased pressure on governments. 
A)  increased currency exchanges. 
B)  increased the number of transnational groups. 
C)  providing individuals with new sources of information and opinions. 
D)  increased pressure on governments.

Question 19

The level of global interconnectiveness is in large part due to advancements in communications and transportation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A fundamentalist is defined in the text as

Accepted Answer

A)  someone who holds conservative religious values and seeks to incorporate those values into national laws. 
B)  someone who has a very basic understanding of religious concepts. 
C)  a devout person who seeks to convert others through acts of charity and kindness. 
D)  a violent strand of religious thinking that seeks to drive out all possible disagreement. 
A)  someone who holds conservative religious values and seeks to incorporate those values into national laws. 
B)  someone who has a very basic understanding of religious concepts. 
C)  a devout person who seeks to convert others through acts of charity and kindness. 
D)  a violent strand of religious thinking that seeks to drive out all possible disagreement.

List some of the ways in which religion can affect world politics.

Al Qaeda would be an example of what type of transnational organization?

The Communist Manifesto was written by

In 2006,it cost how much per gallon to transport oil from the Middle East to the United States?

Huntington believes that national identity will weaken and violent conflict will ensue among

Discuss the role of Islam in the world's political order.Touch upon religious fundamentalism/secularism,major conflicts with the non-Muslim countries,and the history of Islamic efforts at unification.

Transnational interaction is decreasing.

The growth in global communications has

Explain the Islamic concept of ummah and its role in shaping modern Muslim political behavior.

A great deal of the emerging global culture is Western in its orientations.This is likely because

Globalization represents an increasing integration of all of the following except

The term "jihad" translates as

What evidence is there to support the view that a common culture is spreading throughout the world?

Transnational advocacy networks are made up of

The UN Charter pledges equal opportunity for men and women.Among the UN's professional staff

Along with France,what country views cultural imports at a 90% favorability rate?

Transnationalism results from all of the following except

All of the following are results of globalized communication except

The level of global interconnectiveness is in large part due to advancements in communications and transportation.

A fundamentalist is defined in the text as

Thinking and Caring About World Politics

The Evolution of World Politics

Levels of Analysis and Foreign Policy

Nationalism: the Traditional Orientation

Power, statecraft, and the National State: The Traditional Structure

Intergovernmental Organizations: Alternative Governance

International Law and Human Rights

Pursuing Security

National Economic Competition: The Traditional Road

International Economics: The Alternative Road

Preserving and Enhancing the Biosphere

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Exam 5: Globalization: the Alternative Orientation

List some of the ways in which religion can affect world politics.

Al Qaeda would be an example of what type of transnational organization?

The Communist Manifesto was written by

In 2006,it cost how much per gallon to transport oil from the Middle East to the United States?

Huntington believes that national identity will weaken and violent conflict will ensue among

Discuss the role of Islam in the world's political order.Touch upon religious fundamentalism/secularism,major conflicts with the non-Muslim countries,and the history of Islamic efforts at unification.

Transnational interaction is decreasing.

The growth in global communications has

Explain the Islamic concept of ummah and its role in shaping modern Muslim political behavior.

A great deal of the emerging global culture is Western in its orientations.This is likely because

Globalization represents an increasing integration of all of the following except

The term "jihad" translates as

What evidence is there to support the view that a common culture is spreading throughout the world?

Transnational advocacy networks are made up of

The UN Charter pledges equal opportunity for men and women.Among the UN's professional staff

Along with France,what country views cultural imports at a 90% favorability rate?

Transnationalism results from all of the following except

All of the following are results of globalized communication except

The level of global interconnectiveness is in large part due to advancements in communications and transportation.

A fundamentalist is defined in the text as

Thinking and Caring About World Politics

The Evolution of World Politics

Levels of Analysis and Foreign Policy

Nationalism: the Traditional Orientation

Power, statecraft, and the National State: The Traditional Structure

Intergovernmental Organizations: Alternative Governance

International Law and Human Rights

Pursuing Security

National Economic Competition: The Traditional Road

International Economics: The Alternative Road

Preserving and Enhancing the Biosphere

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