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- The idea that someone can only be considered a master if someone else is considered his slave (and vice versa) is an example of which of the following relationships between facts?
- Stalin's 1939 pact with Germany—which at the time represented the greatest threat to the Soviet Union—is an example of which of the following?
- According to the realist perspective, war is a consequence of what condition that prevails in the international system?
- Before World War II, communism in the Soviet Union was built by which two leaders
- According to an argument from the liberal perspective, what caused both the naval competition between Germany and Britain and the military provocation of France and Russia?
- Which two great powers confronted each other (although without going to war) during the Bosnian Crisis of 1908 and the two Balkan Wars in 1912-1913 and 1913?
- Arguing that a state assessed the balance of power incorrectly can be an example of an argument from which two perspectives, depending on what caused incorrect assessment?
- During World War I, which U.S. president championed worldviews that emphasized open markets, the rule of law, and collective (rather than national) security?
- For the Soviet Union, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact—signed with Germany—was an example of which of the following behaviors?
- As emphasized by the identity perspective, the phrase "anarchy is what states make of it" refers to the idea that state behavior is shaped by which of the following?
- Which of the following principles involves the participation of all states, great or small, in international institutions and decision-making?
- Which of the following varieties of nationalism focuses on cultural and racial differences and advocates an aggressive, heroic approach to international relations?
- After World War I, which state created alliances with the new states of eastern Europe (Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, and Yugoslavia) to fill a role similar to that of a pre-World War I alliance with Russia?
- The Treaty of Rapallo opened up full diplomatic relations between which two states?
- German leaders justified expansion and conquest as a quest for lebensraum, a term which refers to what goal?
- Which of the following concepts reflected the fear that if one state in a region became communist, other states would soon follow?
- Which of the following was not an event that increased tensions before the Cuban Missile Crisis?
- To argue that Poland has been frequently attacked because it sits in the middle of the European plains is to argue for the importance of which of the following?
- Under the Treaty of Versailles, what territory was permanently demilitarized?
- By pursuing an aggressive, expansionist foreign policy, Germany demonstrated that it has what sort of goals?