Westphalia - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

IB Global Politics Sl/Hl Latest Version Graded A+ States a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government. State-centric current world system wherein states are the principal actors with no overarching authority to make rules, settle disputes and provide protection State-system A political system in which a number of states or nations unite in recognizing each other's local sovereignty, with the object of preserving an international balanc...

IPE (International Political Economy) correct answers the interdisciplinary science that examines the dynamic interactions between markets, states and societies, and how the tensions and conflicts between these arenas both affect and reflect conditions outside the nation-state and society State / Nation correct answers Nation, state and nation-state are three different concepts. A nation defines a group of people with a shared sense of cultural identity and territoriality. A state is a lega...

PLS 200 Exam 1 Question and answers rated A+ We should not underestimate the importance of habit in maintaining governments in power. - correct answer Certainly True Positive theories express what ought to be, while normative theories express what is. - correct answer Certainly false Most Americans identify themselves as moderate of conservative. - correct answer Certainly true Americans are now less likely to have purely conservative or purely liberal political values than in ...

Notgrass Exploring World History Unit 8 | Latest Update | 2024/2025 | Already Passed What significant event marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation? The posting of Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses on the church door. Who was the founder of the Jesuit order, which played a significant role in the Counter- Reformation? Ignatius of Loyola. What was the primary purpose of the Council of Trent? To address issues of reform and clarify Catholic doctrine. Which c...

Notgrass Exploring World History-Unit 6 Quiz | Latest Update | 2024/2025 | Graded A+ What major event marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation? The posting of Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses. Which English monarch was known for breaking away from the Catholic Church to form the Church of England? King Henry VIII. What was the primary reason for the spread of the Renaissance throughout Europe? The increased interest in classical learning and humanism. Who is...

Treaties of Westphalia - ANSWER-Treaties ending the Thirty Years War in Europe in 1648; mandated sovereign, independent states, territorial integrity, and led to permanent national militaries. legitimacy - ANSWER-A power is recognized and accepted by society as legally and morally correct. Citizens believe in the governments right to rule nationalism - ANSWER-A belief that people should be loyal to their nation, the people with whom they share land, culture, and history nation - ANSWER-...

______: "IL as understood among ______ may be defined as consisting in those rules of conduct which reason deduces as consonant to justice from the nature of the society existing among independent nations" - ANSWER-James Madison: civilized nations IL is applying - ANSWER-reason to questions of justice IL simple rule- just as all people should... - ANSWER-be free, equal, independent before the law, so should all states be free, equal, independent before the law Etiamsi daremus - ANSWER...

IB Global politics sl/hl Questions and Answers 2024 States - CORRECT ANSWER-a nation or territory considered as an organized political community under one government. State-centric - CORRECT ANSWER-current world system wherein states are the principal actors with no overarching authority to make rules, settle disputes and provide protection State-system - CORRECT ANSWER-A political system in which a number of states or nations unite in recognizing each other's local sovereignty, wi...

Who are the main subjects and sources of International Public Law? - ANSWER-States What are the 3 main characteristics of International law? - ANSWER-Natural Law (concepts shared by all), consent (to bind to other states), reciprocity Inter. Public Law is different to Inter. Private Law because of? - ANSWER-subjects, sources, resolution of disputes, enforcement Is ICJ optional? - ANSWER-yes What were the first examples of international law? - ANSWER-Ancient Times: the creation of cit...

Degeneration - Answer-Adding variables to a theory to try to extend its explanatory coverage is generally considered to weaken a theory. Parsimony - Answer-IR Theories seek to explain as much as possible with a single variable, making a theory stronger. Sovereignty - Answer-All states are defined by their political and territorial integrity. This concept guides the international system. Theory V. Policy Debate - Answer-Joseph Lepgold notes that there is a solution to which potential probl...