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Froggy Jumps Activity 7b. GameOnline version Group 6: Carolina Salas Escárraga 00516938, Emilia Sánchez Narváez 00480627, Esther Angelica Sosa Flores 00468869 y Sofía Stenner Escalante 00452880 by Carolina Salas 1 What are the "primary and traditional" subjects of international law? a International courts hold authority since global justice depend on treaties now. b States are the main subjects because legal personality comes from being a state. c Non-governmental groups lead world affairs because diplomacy is managed by NGOs. 2 You are the UN Secretary-General in 1991. Somalia is collapsing with famine, armed groups, and chaos everywhere. What is your FIRST move? a Deploy a peacekeeping force and coordinate humanitarian aid b Wait for regional organizations to act first c Impose economic sanctions immediately 3 What are the three main roles of International Organizations? a Political, economic and social b Actors, forum and resource c Regional, global and local 4 Why is nationalism described as a "social construction" rather than a biological trait? a Nationalism is constructed because mass loyalty to large nations is socially created. b Nationalism appears since economic systems automatically unite populations. c Nationalism exists because geography naturally determines political identity. 5 What is the fundamental premise about the nature of a "region"? a It is a social construct defined by political, identity, and power factors. b It is an immutable geographical entity determined by natural borders. c It is a purely military alliance designed for collective defense. 6 What are the three bodies that make up the structure of an IO? a Committee, subcommittee and secretariat b Plenary assembly, executive body and administrative body c President, congress and tribunal 7 A country is committing atrocities against its own civilians. Which controversial principle gives the international community the right, or even the duty, to intervene? a Collective Security b Preventive Diplomacy c Responsibility to Protect (R2P) 8 According to the "Chapter 7" text, what is the "mismatch" currently facing the global political system? a Global problems are worldwide, but are managed by national political decision-making. b International institutions already govern the world through unified authority. c Global politics works efficiently because states fully cooperate on every issue. 9 What characteristic mainly defines the so-called "ASEAN Way" in decision-making? a The imposition of military sanctions on members that fail to comply. b Consultation and consensus, respecting state sovereignty c Qualified majority voting based on population. 10 Which theory supports multilateralism and is guided by values and norms? a Idealism/Liberalism b Institutionalism c Realism 11 Cold War, 1970s. The US and USSR are stockpiling nuclear weapons. Which agreements were specifically designed to put a limit on this dangerous arms race? a Chemical and Biological Weapons Convention b SALT I and SALT II c Hague Conventions 12 What was France’s main motivation in supporting the creation of the euro and monetary union? a To contain German economic power and anchor a unified Germany within Europe. b To eliminate the influence of the United Nations in Europe. c To adopt the British economic model. 13 What transition in international relations occurred during the "Modern Era" between 1492 and 1815? a Religious unity across Europe stabilized diplomacy without military alliances. b Industrial innovation eliminated empires and established democratic equality. c Colonial expansion and introduction of concept of "collective security" through the Holy Alliance. 14 What phenomenon has driven the multiplication of non-governmental actors? a Globalization b Demographics c Nationalism 15 From the neofunctionalist perspective, how does the process of regional integration occur? a Through the “spillover” of cooperation from economic sectors into political areas. b Exclusively through mutual defense military treaties. c Through a single and total decision to create a world state. 16 According to Realism, when does international cooperation occur? a Only when there is a hegemony b When there are shared values c When states are interdependent 17 What is the function of the European Council, as opposed to the Council of the European Union? a It is an assembly of citizens elected by universal suffrage. b It brings together heads of state or government to define the general political direction. c It is the body that judges human rights violations. 18 Match the organization with its role in security, which one is WRONG? a ECOWAS → Sanctions b NATO → Peace operations c Greenpeace → Military enforcement 19 Which is a characteristic of International Organizations? a Private financing b Temporary headquarters c Fixed and permanent headquarters 20 What is a key political factor driving regionalism? a The complete disappearance of the concept of state sovereignty. b Power dynamics, identity, and shared threats. c The absolute lack of interested political leaders. 21 Which specialized agency of the UN is responsible for international public health and led the COVID-19 pandemic? a UNICEF b WHO c UNESCO 22 Founded in 1919, which organization brings together governments, employers, and workers to international labor standards? a International Labour Organization (ILO) b World Trade Organization (WTO) c International Monetary Fund (IMF) 23 Which organization is know for designating “World Heritage Series” to protect places of outstanding cultural or natural importance? a Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) b UN Wildlife Fund c UNESCO 24 Which Washington, d.c. - based organization works to foster global monetary cooperation and secure financial stability tu for its 190 member countries? a International Monetary Fund b The Federal Reserve c World Economic Forum

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Activity 7b. GameOnline version

by Carolina Salas

What are the "primary and traditional" subjects of international law?

You are the UN Secretary-General in 1991. Somalia is collapsing with famine, armed groups, and chaos everywhere. What is your FIRST move?

What are the three main roles of International Organizations?

Why is nationalism described as a "social construction" rather than a biological trait?

What is the fundamental premise about the nature of a "region"?

What are the three bodies that make up the structure of an IO?

A country is committing atrocities against its own civilians. Which controversial principle gives the international community the right, or even the duty, to intervene?

According to the "Chapter 7" text, what is the "mismatch" currently facing the global political system?

What characteristic mainly defines the so-called "ASEAN Way" in decision-making?

Which theory supports multilateralism and is guided by values and norms?

Cold War, 1970s. The US and USSR are stockpiling nuclear weapons. Which agreements were specifically designed to put a limit on this dangerous arms race?

What was France’s main motivation in supporting the creation of the euro and monetary union?

What transition in international relations occurred during the "Modern Era" between 1492 and 1815?

What phenomenon has driven the multiplication of non-governmental actors?

From the neofunctionalist perspective, how does the process of regional integration occur?

According to Realism, when does international cooperation occur?

What is the function of the European Council, as opposed to the Council of the European Union?

Match the organization with its role in security, which one is WRONG?

Which is a characteristic of International Organizations?

What is a key political factor driving regionalism?

Which specialized agency of the UN is responsible for international public health and led the COVID-19 pandemic?

Founded in 1919, which organization brings together governments, employers, and workers to international labor standards?

Which organization is know for designating “World Heritage Series” to protect places of outstanding cultural or natural importance?

Which Washington, d.c. - based organization works to foster global monetary cooperation and secure financial stability tu for its 190 member countries?