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IL Exam 2
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1Germany- Article 25
Italy- Article 10(1)
Austria- Article 9
Greece- Article 28(1)
France- 14th paragraph of preamble
These are all examples of what- ADifferent countries constitutional provisions of Global Peace
- BDifferent countries constitutional provisions of International Law
- CDifferent countries constitutional provisions of Treaty
- DDifferent countries constitutional provisions of World Economy
2Under International law, when is an entity considered a state
- AWhen the entity has a defined territory, permanent population, has control over its own government, and engages in formal international affairs.
- BWhen the entity has a defined territory, permanent population, and is peaceful with all countries.
- CWhen the entity has a defined territory, official language and official religion.
- DWhen the entity has a defined territory, has control over its government, and has international territory.
3What are some legal situations/controversies as to whether an entity should be regarded as a state?
- AExercise of foreign control over the affairs of a state by treaty, unilateral imposition or delegation of authority.
- BSecession by part of a territory of existing state.
- CBreak up of existing state into number of states.
- DStates have merged and formed a union.
4There is no duty to recognize a state.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
5The admission of a new state to the United Nations may serve as [blank_start]collective recognition[blank_end]. [blank_start]Illegal[blank_end] states are shunned by the international community.
- Acollective recognition
- Bself-determination
- Ccollective coalition
- DIllegal
- ESanctioned
- FIll mannered
6Article 1(2) of the UN Charter embodies the principles of what?
- ASelf-evaluation of peoples
- BSelf-deprivation of peoples.
- CSelf-dedication of peoples.
- DSelf-determination of peoples.
7What does the principle of self determination provide?
- AAll people have the right to freely determine without external interference in their political status.
- BThe right to determine which ethnicity are allowed in their state
- CPursue their economic, social, and cultural development
- DEvery state has the duty to respect this right in accordance with the Charter
8Which general assembly resolution indicates that every state shall refrain form any action aimed at partial or total disruption of national unity and territorial integrity of any state?
- AGeneral Assembly Resolution 2526
- BGeneral Assembly Resolution 2625
- CGeneral Assembly Resolution 2024
- DGeneral Assembly Resolution 2420
9[blank_start]Separatist[blank_end] statehood presents unique problems in international law.
- ASeparatist
10What was the ruling of the 1998 Reference Re Secession of Quebec case?
- AA people's right to self-determination can be said to grant a right to unilateral secession.
- BThe people have the right to self-determine the want to secede from the government
- CA people's right to self-determination cannot be said to grant a right to unilateral secession
11There are entities that are not states as defined but speak/act as the legitimate representative of a subject people.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
12In what year did the USA formally recognize the PROC?
- A1969
- B1979
- C1967
- D1976
13Under the [blank_start]Taiwan Relations Act[blank_end] the US maintains unofficial relations with Taiwan.
- ATaiwan Relations Act
- BTaiwan Cooperation Act
- CTaiwan Separation Act
14Recognition of a state is not the same as recognition of its government.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
15In what year was the democractically elected President of Haiti overthrown in a coup and what was his name?
- AJean-Bertrand Aristide 1991
- BJean-Bertrand Aristide 1990
- CJean-Bertrand Aristide 1992
- DJean-Bertrand Aristide 1993
16When and between which countries did the Frontier Dispute case take place?
- ABurkina Faso and Mali, 1986
- BMali and Chad, 1984
- CBurkina Faso and Chad, 1986
- DChad and Egypt, 1986
17Most successions result from [blank_start]peace treaties[blank_end] or from [blank_start]decolonization.[blank_end]
- Apeace treaties
- Bwar treaties
- Cdecolonization.
- Dcollectivism.
18NGO's are created by the government.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
19What was the ruling of the Prosecutor v. Tadic case in former Yugoslovia-1996?
- AThere is an obligation to respect pre-existing international frontiers in state succession.
- BThe duty of an international tribunal is to determine from an international perspective how the provisions of a treaty are to be interpreted.
- COnce the Security council determines that a situstion poses a threat to peace it has discretion to act.
20States can become members of International Organizations
by:- ATreaty
- BAsking nicely
- CAdmission
- DSuccession
21Some organizations are open to all states that accept its constitution and regional organization limit memebrship to state within a defined region.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
22States are represented in international organizations by [blank_start]representatives[blank_end] or [blank_start]delegates[blank_end] appointed by the government.
- Arepresentatives
- Bdelegates
23Changes in government regime can affect the rights or obligations of a member.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
24What the 14th amendment in the US constitution state?
- AAll persons are entitled to the right to acculate property
- BAll persons born or naturalized in the US are citizens
- CAll persons born outside of the US whose parents one or both are US citizens
25" A treaty shall be interpreted in good faith in accordancewith the ordinary meaning of the terms of the treaty in their context and in the light of its object and purpose." Where is this from and what is it?
- AArticle 31 of the Vienna Convention
- BArticle 30 of the Vienna Convention
- CArticle 32 of the Vienna Convention
- DArticle 29 of the Vienna Convention
26What does Article 35 of the Vienna Convention state?
- AParties to a treaty cannot impose an obligation on a third state without its consent.
- BParties may amend their treaties
- CThe validity of a treaty may be impeached only through the application of the Vienna Convention.
- DA state may extend diplomatic protection to its nationals in any case in which its national has been injured by another state's violation of international law.
27Parties may amend to modify treaties under which article from the Vienna Convention?
- AArticle 43
- BArticle 36
- CArticle 40
- DArticle 39
28Under [blank_start]Article 42[blank_end], the validity of a treaty may be impeached only through the application of the Vienna Convention.
- AArticle 42
- BArticle 40
- CArticle 41
29When can a treaty become invalid and what articles are they linked to?
- AError- Article 48
- BFraud- Article 49
- CExtorsion- Article 52
- DCorruption- Article 50
- ECoercion- Article 51
30The right to denounce or withdraw from the treaty is located in which article?
- AArticle 56
- BArticle 57
- CArticle 54
- DArticle 53
31Which one describes the Advisory Opinion on Namibia 1971 case?
- ANamibia submitted a question to the international court of justice about a border dispute.
- BSouth Africa occupied Namibia and claimed a right to annex it in violation of Security Council mandate.
- CTadic claimed that the UN security council was not authorized to establish an international criminal tribunal.
- DThe US claimed that the interpretation of the treaty of London of 1818 by the Canadian government was incorrect.
32Where is the highest court in the international court of justice located?
- AHague, Netherlands
- BNew York, New York
- CMontreal, Canada
- DVienna, Italy
33When was the highest court in the international court of justice created and how many cases has it ruled?
- A1947, 142 cases
- B1950, 164 cases
- C1945, 144 cases
- D1948, 173 cases
34which are part of the chambers that form the international court of justice?
- ASummary procedure
- BSummary proceedings
- CParicular category of crimes
- DParicular individual cases
- EParicular crime
35Which are the sources of law that can be used in the decisions of the international court of justice?
- AGeneral principles of common law
- BInternational conventions
- CInternational custom
- DGeneral principles of law
36Decisions of the international court of justice are [blank_start]final[blank_end] and cannot be appealed.
- Afinal
37What are the two restrictions on the International Court of Justice?
- AIt cannot preform judicial review over the acts of the United Nations
- BIt cannot preform judicial review on any one nation
- CIndividuals are not allowed as parties in the court.
- DInternational proceedings cannot be used in this court
38When and by what was the European Court of Justice created?
- A1950 by the Treaty of London
- B1952 by the Treaty of Paris
- C1945 by the Treaty of Vienna
- D1948 by the Treaty of Luxemburg
39The European Court of Justice in Luxemburg has [blank_start]7[blank_end] judges.
- A7
40In the European Court of Justice, the lower and higher court are composed of how many judges?
- ALower 12, higher 16
- BLower 12, higher 15
- CLower 13, higher 16
- DLower 13, higher 15
41What is one of the European Court of Justice most important functions?
- ATo provide accurate judicial reviews
- BTo defend the international environmental community
- CTo recruit more nations within the Euopean region
- DTo interpret the European Community Treaty
42When and by what was the international criminal court established?
- AJuly 2002 by the Rome Statute
- BJuly 2003 by the Rome Statute
- CJuly 2001 by the Rome Statute
- DJuly 2004 by the Rome Statute
43What are the bodies of the international criminal court?
- APresidency
- BSecretary
- COffice of Prosecutors
- DJudicial Chambers
- EThe registry
44When a country attempts to engage in, alleged, unlawful discrimination against immigrants the key allies of that state may refuse to cooperate with that government to avoid violating which of the following?
- AFraud
- BAccomplices
- CBreach of treaties
- DTheir own obligations in human rights law
45If a government tries to grant a [blank_start]privileged[blank_end] status to refugees from a given religion, countries may be prohibited from sharing any information to confirm religious backgrounds.
- Aprivileged
46Other nations may investigate and sanction their own companies or enterprises who aid and assist what they perceive to be unlawful.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
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- Descripción
- This quiz focuses on many cases, rule of law, ad the general identifying characteristics of international governmental affairs.
- Autor
- Nadia Dixon
- Idioma
- English
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- Creado el 19 feb 2019 · actualizado el 21 feb 2019
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