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- Who wrote "Idea for a Universal History and Perpetual Peace" and argued that democracy would spread and lead to a federation of peaceful states?
- Which perspective seeks to expose the deep roots of power in political life and sometimes encourages more radical, revolutionary solutions to problems?
- According to the realist perspective, why was Germany more threatening to Britain than the United States, when both Germany and the United States were gaining wealth and expanding their navies?
- Which of the following strategies involves preventing attacks on other states (and not just your own) through the threat of force?
- Which level of analysis is also referred to as the decision-making level of analysis?
- What were the conflicts the Soviet Union supported in colonies and recently decolonized states called?
- According to the realist perspective, the encirclement of Germany and the confrontation between the Triple Alliance and Triple Entente may have been unavoidable because of which of the following factors?
- The development of nuclear weapons and their use to deter conflicts led to which of the following mechanisms?
- According to one argument from the realist perspective, Germany feared that which country would surpass it in military and industrial power by 1916-1917?
- According to the realist perspective, the potential growth of Russian power in the late 1890s led Germany to consider a Blitzkrieg against one of its neighbors in order to eventually justify war against Russia. What type of war would Germany have engaged in by that logic?
- (2.3) Second Level of Political Analysis
- What Allied policy during World War II ultimately led to the invasion and total occupation of Germany before the end of the war?
- Which of the following was not a way in which the United States and the Soviet Union confronted each other during the Cold War?
- True/False: Democracies are inherently more peaceful than autocracies.
- Which document guides some of the actions and decisions of the United Nations?
- A civic-minded individual who wants to synthesize information on an issue of public concern would do which of the following?
- After investigating the involvement of the U.S. in international economic organizations, which of the following conclusions is best supported by the evidence?
- As the end of the Cold War, who attended a international meeting?
- Asia" or/and "member of the West"?• "Pacifist nation" or "normal nation"?• Nationalism: To be proud! But of which Japan?• Cold War era: Identity as "pacifist state"• Post-Cold War: "International maritime state" based on"pro-active pacifism"• Post-Abe Era: ??
- the EU's actions reflect its multilevel and multi-locational approach, mirroring the structures and processes of other international organisations.