INR122 List of eExam Questions in the Bank
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Q1 The most popular Western view of peace is as an absence of _, violence, or war
Q2 Nigeria joined OPEC in the year
Q3 The OECD Currently has Member States
Q4 The original NATO Treaty was signed in New York in the year
Q5 Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan are part of the NICS
Q6 The rule of non-intervention in international law and public diplomatic practice was primarily an eighteenth century _idea
Q7 The nation-state can be considered to be the of international relations
Q8 __is usually associated with Robert McNamara, John F. Kennedy’s Secretary of Defence in the early 1960s
Q9 The third type of mercenary are compelled by or religion to train and fight in foreign areas
Q10 Francis Bacon was an early defender of the philosophy
Q11 In a major war, the combatants fight at the level of intensity
Q12 Low Intensity Conflict is a term used by .strategic analysts to identify a conflict in which commitment by the country is limited
Q13 refers to the justice of deciding to participate in a war
Q14 When a state decides to minimize its diplomatic participation in the international system, its strategy is of
Q15 J.A. Hobson's Imperialism (1902) was a theory centred on
Q16 Imperialism refers to the relationship of a hegemonic state to states, nations or peoples under its control
Q17 The 1944 Conference had two main goals: to stabilize and to promote international trade
Q18 Public international law governs
Q19 Idealism is sometimes referred to as
Q20 If a right is determined to be a , it is understood to be universal in character, equally possessed by all human beings
Q21 The concept of hegemony bears a strong family resemblance to the concept
Q22 Portuguese, Spanish, and Italians were great powers in the Century
Q23 In 1985 scientists discovered a hole in the
Q24 Article _of the United Nations Convention of the Punishment and Prevention of the Crime of Genocide lists five genocidal acts
Q25 After the Second World War, was raised when governments faced a growing responsibility to provide welfare to their citizens
Q26 __was the predominate type of political order in Western Europe from the collapse of the Carolingian empire in the A.D.
Q27 the structural analysis of __States seems to reflect classical elitist characteristics and structures
Q28 _West African Countries Signed the ECOWAS Treaty in the 1975
Q29 Deterrence is another form of
Q30 _was the person that popularized communism
Q31 In a global collective security system are unnecessary
Q32 The strategy whereby an adversary is made to act in a certainway,
but without having to use brute force to secure compliance is
Q33 Like buck-passing, defensive realists see __behaviour as an ultimately self-defeating strategy
Q34 Among the great powers is more likely in multipolar international systems than in bipolar international systems
Q35 The Association of South East Asian Nations was founded in
Q36 On 30 September 1938, the _Agreement was signed and control of the Sudeten-land passed to Germany
Q37 The Summit to address the effectiveness of the OAU in 1999 was held in
Q38 Thomas Hobbes description of __has had a major influence on the development of international relations theory
Q39 According to Aron (1966:7) the __in international relations, in the study of concepts, is an integral part of reality itself.”
Q40 is the essence of diplomacy
Q41 Foreign Policy helps to prevent between States
Q42 In international relations, __help to advance the beginner’s knowledge of the field of the subject matter
Q43 The functions of a diplomat include representation, negotiation, representation of interest and
Q44 In the middle ages, diplomacy was denoted by the study and preservation of
Q45 The attainment of constitutional independence does open up a state to in international relations
Q46 Diplomacy is the application of and tact o the conduct of official relations between the governments’
Q47 The third school in international relations which arose to critique realism and pluralism was the
Q48 International institutions were set up to promote , democracy and free trade
Q49 Immanuel Kant noted that the __configurations of the state had implications on its external relations
Q50 This ancient source has endowed the discipline of international relations with a __tradition
Q51 international relations as an independent field of study is still young in relation to the study of
Q52 study of international relations focuses on the subjects of great __bearing of diverse peoples worldwide
Q53 International Relations is an objective and _approach to problems of an international kind
Q54 International relations is not an _science
Q55 the goal of international relations is to examine __aspects of things
Q56 Hedley Bull is an advocate of the _Approach to the study of international relations
Q57 In the teaching of international relations, the British method use __and international affairs
Q58 the term international relations can in fact be likened to
Q59 In international relations, it comes out that the choices we make in our daily lives ultimately affect the _we live in.
Q60 the field of international relations (IR) concerns the relationships among the world’s
Q61 The following countries are members of the OECD except
Q62 NATO’s Headquarters is in which country?
Q63 The United nations is the most notable
Q64 These three concepts are often used interchangeably
Q65 Nationalism is not related to one of the following
Q66 A Nation-state is a sovereign state whose borders roughly correspond to the ………………..patterns of the nation
Q67 The primary motivation of a mercenary is mostly
Q68 Mercantilism fell into disrepute in the eighteen century following a popular publication by
Q69 The actors that dominate a multipolar system may not be
Q70 The theft of nuclear material has became acute since the
Q71 One of these countries was not part of the countries whose aggression the league of Nations failed to punish
Q72 When a state decides to minimize its diplomatic participation in the international system, its strategy is of
Q73 which of these imperialism dates roughly from 1492 to 1763 ?
Q74 To who is an international system"the spontaneous product of coaction of similar units in an anarchic environment
Q75 A treaty concluded between two or more states is called
Q76 The following were not liberal idealists
Q77 How has the success of the international community in dealing with the problem of Genocide been?
Q78 What is stratification based upon in the international system ?
Q79 The First Summit of the G7 was held in
Q80 The Earth Summit was held in
Q81 Critics of globalisation would not say that
Q82 One of these was largely associated with the work of Ernst Haas
Q83 The transfer of resources from a richer country to a less developed one in order to aid development is called
Q84 One of these concepts is not associated with the term Ethnic Cleansing ?
Q85 Which of the following was not an empire
Q86 The former President who developed the idea of creating a West African economic community was from
Q87 throughout the cold war , USA's strategy of blocking the expansion of Soviet influence was
Q88 At the start of 2006, how many Commonwealth members did not have Queen Elizabeth II as titular head of state
Q89 Cold War began shortly after
Q90 Which system did Capitalism began to replace in about 1400 and 1800?
Q91 The antic used by the US during the Gulf War was
Q92 Which term was popularised during the Cuban missile crises in 1962 by US diplomats.
Q93 a raging competition between two or more states anxious to extend their militarily advantage is called
Q94 The viewpoint that making concessions to an aggressive power(s) will pre-empt the outbreak of war is called
Q95 In the study of concepts of international relations, NATO is an example of
Q96 Which term is most often used to replace states in international relations?
Q97 The discipline of international relations is led by which thought with others trailing behind?
Q98 The American and French revolutions brought about certain changes whereby ……….were overthrown
Q99 Modern diplomacy became prominent in the late Midddle Ages in
Q100 To foster better diplomatic relations among States, what needs to be established Between Countries?
Q101 When foreign ministers, prime-ministers and even heads of states are directly involved in diplomatic negotiators it is
Q102 leaders of democratic states are often constrained by which element in launching foreign policies?
Q103 Which Congress made worthwhile contributions toward the standardisation of the field of diplomacy ?
Q104 Organised diplomatic activity began with the relations among the city-states of
Q105 The purpose of diplomacy to make available the means and personnel through which what is executed by a country?
Q106 Andre Gunter Frank is a
Q107 What did the international political atmosphere of the early1930s revealed about liberal ideals?
Q108 liberal internationalist thought which dominated the discipline of international relations in its early days centred on
Q109 Between what time did liberal internationalism held sway in international relations?
Q110 The challenges of global relations are not new and have similarly engaged theorists since the time of
Q111 The geographical level of relations could also be understood through the study of
Q112 astate must co-inhabit with other states, struggle with these states for limited resources and try within law to
Q113 It is meet to also understand that many of the problems of international relations are simply
Q114 The international arena is saturated with a lot of happenings that need to be understood such, including but
Q115 In international relations, two individuals exchanging warm pleasantries does not denote that they are
Q116 Palmer and Perkins (2007) concurred that an elementary course in international relations should place more attention on
Q117 what year was the achievement of the peoples of Asia and Africa advocated
Q118 The content or scope of international relations is multi-varied because
Q119 According to Hanessian (1966), international politics denotes
Q120 The following are actor in international relations except