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Preguntas del test (13)
1In international relations, since there is no court, it sometimes requires a nation to take the law into its own hands.
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2By 1910, the balance-of-power system had been stabilized, growing stronger every year during this period.
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3From 1914 to 1945, systems theorists refer to this period as an anti-balance-of-power system that was inherently unstable and temporary
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4Because of America’s political, economic, and military power, it has been able to stabilize and fashion conditions in Afghanistan to the former’s liking.
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5Historians see two great ages of balance of power, from 1648 to 1789 and again from 1814 to 1914.
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6If something is truly a system, you cannot change just one part of it because most of the other components also change.
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7After unification in 1871, Germany had the location, industry, and population to dominate Europe.
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8Otto Von Bismarck was a militarist and expansionist. By helping to create the Second Reich and unifying Germany, his vision of conquering Europe became a reality
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9Balance-of-power thinking was credited with the ability to prevent war and was unsuccessfully reintroduced after World War I.
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10Most members of NATO and the Warsaw Pact had superpower military bases on their soil and accepted them as a form of protection.
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11The bipolar system locked the superpowers into frantic arms races that grew increasingly expensive, especially for the weakening Soviet economy.
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12Communism, as an ideology assured that China and the Soviet Union would become and remain strong allies, supporting one another against any and all potential international threats.
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13Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and other Asian “Tigers” were able to turn themselves into economic dynamos that were helped by the Cold War.
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Información
- Descripción
- International Relations
- Autor
- Chelsey Luna
- Idioma
- English
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