School of thought that explains IR in terms of power and power relations is called __________., Realism, Marxism, Liberalism, Constructivism, Liberalism is also known as __________., Realism, Neoliberalism, Idealism, Mercantilism, The idea that democracies do not fight each other is called __________., Collective security, Democratic peace theory, Security dilemma, Balance of power, Trade increases wealth and __________ between states., Autarky, Conflict, Isolation, Interdependence, States cooperate most of the time according to __________ institutionalism., Classical, Marxist, Neoliberal, Neorealist, A set of rules in a certain issue area is called an international __________., Alliance, Regime, Union, Treaty, Majority of states uniting to punish aggressors is called __________ security., National, Human, Regional, Collective, According to constructivism, the world is socially __________., Constructed, Divided, Regulated, Balanced, Constructivism emphasizes the power of __________ in international relations., Ideas, Trade, Weapons, Territory, Ideas, beliefs, perceptions, identities and norms are __________ factors., Military, Ideational, Material, Economic, Standards of expected state behavior are called __________., Laws, Sanctions, Values, Norms, Armed and violent conflict is called __________., Diplomacy, Deterrence, War, Peace, To control the entire world and the rules of the international system is called __________ war., Hegemonic, Limited, Civil, Proxy, Hegemonic war is also called world war or __________ war., Cold, Global, Colonial, Regional, War waged by one state to conquer and occupy another state is called __________ war., Civil, Defensive, Limited, Total, Military actions to gain some objectives, short of total surrender and occupation, are called __________ war., Civil, Total, Limited, Hegemonic, Limited wars consisting of a single action, such as a bombing run, are called __________., Raids, Sieges, Campaigns, Occupations, War between factions within a state is called __________ war., Nuclear, World, Proxy, Civil, War without front lines, usually by irregular forces hidden among civilians, is called __________ war., Positional, Guerilla, Naval, Conventional, At the individual level, war is seen as the outcome of decisions of national __________., Treaties, Borders, Leaders, Markets, Democratic peace theory argues that democracies never fight other __________., Democracies, Monarchies, Alliances, Empires, At the interstate level, wars are outcomes of __________ relations among major actors., Trade, Power, Cultural, Legal, Economic growth leading to geographic expansion is called __________ pressure., External, Vertical, Lateral, Internal, Arms industry triggering wars to increase its profits is called the Military __________ Complex., Economic, Political, Security, Industrial, A state increasing its military capabilities because of fear of others creates a __________ dilemma., Resource, Trade, Security, Moral, COIN means __________ - __________., Counter-Intelligence, Coalition Intervention, Combined Infantry, Counter-Insurgency, The use of military force in far away areas is called power __________., Projection, Balancing, Containment, Diffusion, Weapons of Mass Destruction are distinguished by enormous lethality and lack of __________., Legality, Discrimination, Mobility, Precision, The most destructive weapons are __________ weapons., Conventional, Biological, Nuclear, Chemical, Chemical weapons were first used in __________., World War II, World War I, Vietnam War, Korean War, Biological weapons were banned by the Biological Weapons Convention in __________., 1945, 2001, 1991, 1972, Political violence that deliberately and indiscriminately targets civilians is called __________., Terrorism, Deterrence, Espionage, Peacekeeping, Use of terrorist groups by states to achieve political aims is called __________ terrorism., Domestic, Cyber, Religious, State-sponsored, Inter-governmental organizations are abbreviated as __________., UNO, IGO, MNC, NGO, Non-governmental organizations are abbreviated as __________., NGO, IGO, IO, MNC, The most important and visible international organization is the __________., WTO, NATO, United Nations, EU, The United Nations was founded in __________., 1945, 1919, 1949, 1955, The UN Charter established __________ security., Regional, Collective, National, Human, The UN Security Council has __________ members., 12, 10, 20, 15, The five permanent members of the Security Council are the US, Russia, China, France and the __________., Germany, India, UK, Japan, UN peacekeeping forces are known as blue __________., Shields, Flags, Helmets, Berets, The executive branch of the UN is the __________., Secretariat, Security Council, General Assembly, ICJ, UNICEF is related to __________., Refugees, Children, Food, Health, UNHCR is related to __________., Children, Labor, Trade, Refugees, IAEA is related to nuclear energy and __________., Agriculture, Education, Migration, Weapons, The study of politics of international economic activities is called __________., IPE, WTO, IR, GDP, Mercantilism shares a lot with __________., Idealism, Constructivism, Realism, Liberalism, Economic liberalism argues that cooperation can create common gains and a __________ - __________ situation., Lose-lose, Win-win, Zero-sum, Winner-take-all, The WTO replaced __________., World Bank, IMF, GATT, OECD, The WTO has regulated international trade since __________., 2001, 1945, 1971, 1995, The principle used for lowering trade barriers in the WTO is __________., Isolationism, Reciprocity, Protectionism, Autarky, Bretton Woods system was based on the US dollar backed by __________., Gold, Silver, Oil, GDP, Bretton Woods ended in __________., 1971, 1999, 1944, 1989, IMF stands for International __________ Fund., Market, Merchant, Monetary, Modern, The World Bank was originally created to reconstruct __________ Europe., Eastern, Southern, Central, Western, Oil provides around __________ percent of commercial fuels., 60, 40, 80, 25, Fossil fuels provide around __________ percent of world energy., 85, 50, 95, 70, The 1973 oil shock had a profound effect on world economy and __________., Culture, Education, Tourism, Politics, The Global South refers to poor, less developed or __________ countries., Developing, Northern, Industrialized, Developed, People fleeing wars, natural disasters or political persecution are called __________., Settlers, Refugees, Migrants, Tourists, People mostly moving for better economic opportunities are called __________., Asylum seekers, Refugees, Expats, Migrants, Global warming is caused mainly by greenhouse gases, especially carbon __________., Oceans, Nitrogen, Emissions, Hydrogen, The Kyoto Protocol was signed in __________., 2005, 1997, 1992, 2015, The Paris Climate Agreement was signed in __________., 2015, 2001, 1997, 2020.

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