Georgia State University (GSU) MK 3010 Marketing Management Exam 1 Practice

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• The end of which empires occurred as a result of World War I?
• Globalization can contribute to which of the following cultural outcomes?
• How many states possess nuclear weapons?
• Which country among the following is listed as possessing nuclear weapons?
• The decline of which empires is associated with the onset of World War II?
• Which is an example of how vertical proliferation can challenge security?
• Cultural imperialism is described as which practice?
• Which statement best defines a state in international relations?
• The event commonly associated with closing the Cold War is the dissolution of which entity in 1991?
• What is smart power?
• Which country is the leading arms exporting state?
• In which region are four of the United States' top five arms customers located?
• Color associated with UN peacekeeping personnel?
• Who were the leaders of the Soviet Union and the United States that ushered in the end of the Cold War?
• Which region is associated with having four of the United States' top five arms customers?
• Who were the two main adversaries in the Cold War?
• Which statement describes a social cost of military spending?
• Which statement about the UN Trusteeship Council is accurate?
• Which of the following are necessary components of a modern definition of terrorism?
• Which group signed the 2017 treaty banning nuclear weapons?
• Which event led to the end of the Cold War in 1991?
• What was the League of Nations created after World War I intended to establish?
• The most salient global players we continually read about are which type of actors?
• Which statement best captures the nature of nationalism according to the material?
• During the Cold War, which term describes using third-party conflicts to extend influence?
• One of the main driving forces of globalization is which of the following?
• The treaty banning nuclear weapons is commonly known as:
• Which biological agent was mailed to members of government and the press in 2001 in the United States?
• The Cold War was described as 'cold' because...
• Soft power is best defined as
• What is the observed economic impact in developing countries when military spending rises?
• Which of the following is NOT a conventional weapon?
• Which of the following is NOT an example of 'hard' power?
• According to Rifkin, families, schools, governments, and businesses can both repress and foster the core empathic nature in humans.
• Smart power integrates which of the following?
• Key UN document formulated human security?
• Which UN organ has the main responsibility to keep peace and security in the world?
• The attack on Pearl Harbor is most closely associated with which conflict?
• According to the material, both chemical and biological weapons are characterized as being what in terms of production?
• Sovereignty is best illustrated by which internal governance practice?
• Which concept was NOT part of the post-World War I blueprint for international cooperation?
• Which statement best describes Ethnic Nationalism?
• What does the video claim about human ancestry and a universal identity?
• Which statement best describes human security?
• Which of the following is an NGO?
• Civic nationalism is often associated with which statement?
• The events involving Greece and Turkey reinforced US commitment to containing communism in Europe.
• What is the role of the United Nations Secretariat?
• Which option best defines a nation as described in the material?
• According to Thomas Friedman in The World Is Flat, globalization gives power to which group to compete globally?
• The Holocaust occurred during which major conflict?
• Soft power is often derived from which source?
• During the Cold War, which two powers were chiefly in rivalry that influenced nuclear weapons proliferation?
• Which statement about deterrence is consistent with the material?
• Which description accurately reflects the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)?
• Which US president authorized dropping of atomic bombs at the end of WWII?
• Which of the following statements about global death causes is accurate, based on the provided material?
• What was Operation Desert Storm?
• Which statement describes a social cost of stockpiling weapons?
• Catalyst for return to traditional military-security focus?
• The treaty bans which activities?
• What describes a characteristic of human security?
• Pro-state nationalism can also be considered as what?
• How many states signed the 2017 treaty to ban nuclear weapons?
• International Governmental Organizations are formed by countries to achieve common goals that they cannot solve on their own. Which statement is true about IGOs?
• The Treaty of Versailles is most closely associated with which historical period?
• Using the attractiveness of a state's standing as an inducement to gain international cooperation is an example of which type of power?
• Which statement best characterizes Samuel Huntington's view in Clash of Civilizations?
• Traditional security emphasizes which of the following?
• Which statement defines vertical weapons proliferation?
• The Inter-war years occurred between which two major conflicts?
• Which two countries voluntarily gave up their nuclear weapons programs?
• Which UN body can impose economic sanctions or embargoes?
• Which statement describes modern terrorism?
• Which of the following statements about the UN's founding goals is most accurate?
• Which action is cited as potentially undermining the United States' soft power?
• Ethnic nationalism is often exemplified by which groups?
• Nuclear weapons derive their explosive power from which processes?
• What does Rifkin say technology enables in terms of empathy and social ties?
• Before it carried out the attacks against the US on Sept 11, 2001, for which of the following attacks was al Qaeda also responsible?
• Nationalism can be summarized as a shared sense of identity with a purpose related to which outcome?
• Which of the following statements about the French Revolution is supported by the material?
• What best differentiates NGOs from IGOs?
• Which treaty is designed to halt all nuclear test explosions?
• Which organization operates in Nigeria and has become very well-known the world over due to its mass kidnappings of school-aged girls?
• The drawing of state borders on maps during the age of exploration and colonialism did what?
• Which organization is commonly classified as an NGO?
• After the Cold War, US foreign policy priorities shifted toward addressing new challenges such as regional conflicts and terrorism.
• Which statement best describes Civic Nationalism?
• Which phenomenon is most closely associated with political globalization?
• Which country is the biggest customer of US weapons?
• The action to drop atomic bombs on Japan occurred under which president?
• Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) is best described as which type of strategy?
• John Bassett has tried to adapt to globalization by doing what?
• What is the name of the Pakistani nuclear scientist who supplied North Korea with designs and technology?
• In what year did World War I begin?
• Which country has been described as a high-risk proliferator in the 21st century?
• What was the main goal of the Truman Doctrine?
• The 2017 treaty banning nuclear weapons is primarily supported by:
• When did the United States enter World War II?
• Nationalism has historically served as a powerful force in world politics; which example best captures its destructive potential?
• Which of the following were consequences of proliferation concerns?
• Which statement best defines state sovereignty?
• Which UN organ is the main deliberative body where all member states are represented?
• What did the Greece and Turkey events signify about the United States' post-World War II role?
• The Treaty of Westphalia helped establish which concept in international relations?
• PUSH Ministries is described as an NGO that helps which group?
• What 1996 treaty sought to halt all nuclear test explosions?
• Which of the following is not considered a form of weapon described?
• Which country was engaged in intense negotiations with the UN Security Council and the EU that led to a 2015 agreement limiting its ability to enrich uranium while reducing sanctions that had been placed on it?
• Which of the following is a biological weapon?
• Which statement best describes the scope of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons?
• Which US president negotiated a Partial Nuclear Ban Treaty with the Soviet Union?
• Nations are defined as groups connected by a unique mix of shared ethnicity, language, religion, culture, history, and/or civic community. Which option best captures this definition?
• Which of the following describes the League of Nations according to the post-WWI framework?
• Which concept contrasts traditional security by emphasizing non-military threats?
• Which of the following is a founding objective of the United Nations?
• Which statement about the General Assembly is NOT true?
• The case study on the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria offers an example of globalization because:
• The post-9/11 policy shift from MAD to preventive action is described as:
• What is the primary function of the International Court of Justice?
• Vertical proliferation of conventional weapons is described as which of the following?
• Which concept from the post-World War I era specifically referred to redrawing borders and creating new states?
• Approximately how many people have been displaced due to the Syrian Civil War?
• In Jeremy Rifkin's video, what is described as the 'first drive' of humans?
• Which treaty was adopted at the United Nations in July 2017?
• The Secretary General of the United Nations is best described as:
• Trench warfare is most closely associated with which war?
• What does human security say about the causes of death today?
• Which of the following causes the highest number of deaths worldwide?
• Which US government department maintains a list of foreign terrorist organizations?
• Globalization can be defined as which of the following?
• Which organization has been responsible for holding territory in both Iraq and Syria and has inspired attacks in the US and Europe?
• How did President Truman convince a reluctant Congress to appropriate hundreds of millions of dollars to aid Europe?
• Which is an example of vertical weapons proliferation?
• Beth Macy's observation about globalization focuses on which country and trend?
• In terrorism definitions, what term is used for people not actively participating in hostilities?
• Which of the following is NOT a form of power as described by Nye?
• Rifkin's discussion suggests that humans share a unifying identity as what?
• Nationalism is described as a force that arises from which of the following sources?
• Which country is described as a high-risk proliferator in the 21st century?
• Civil war in one country and regional security?
• Nation-states rarely exist in the strictest sense if national identity is based on which factor?
• Which statement is an example of economic globalization?
• Which internal governance practice best reflects sovereignty in a positive form?
• Usage of the internet is rapidly increasing in which regions?
• Political Globalization can be defined as which of the following?
• Containment is a Cold War strategy. What is its basic aim in relation to communism?
• What is cultural imperialism?
• Soft power often comes from which source?
• Rifkin's empathic civilization emphasizes which two elements?
• Which statement about the International Court of Justice is true?
• What was a notable outcome of UN Security Council negotiations with Iran in 2015?
• Under traditional concept of security, policymakers focus on which primary objective?
• Which statement is incorrect about conventional weapons?
• At the height of the Cold War, approximately how many nuclear bombs and warheads did the United States and the Soviet Union possess?
• Who was the first truly post-Cold War president?
• Which are Nye's three essential components of power?
• Which idea captures 'interconnected security'?
• Which treaty is credited with advancing the concept of state sovereignty in international affairs?
• According to CIA data from 2016, the United States ranked first in military spending and what was its life expectancy rank?
• Which statement about NGOs is true?
• All of the following are NGOs except which organization?
• Which statement best represents the idea of security through sustainable human development?
• The use of mustard gas occurred in which war?
• The development of nuclear weapons was based on which secret wartime research program?
• Which treaty in 1968 sought to limit the spread of nuclear weapons?
• The 2017 treaty banning nuclear weapons was opened for signature in which year?
• Which of the following is NOT a permanent member of the UN Security Council?
• Traditional understanding of UN peacekeeping?
• Who led Liberian women in non-violent protests against violence in Liberia and won the Nobel Peace Prize?
• Which statement correctly describes the UN Security Council's composition?
• Nationalism can be seen in which of the following contexts?
• Which concept describes the protection of states through joint action by multiple nations?
• Which statement about conventional weapons is incorrect?
• Which principle was central to the post-World War I blueprint for international cooperation?
• Which country is cited as adopting policies to regulate foreign influences due to cultural imperialism?
• Which statement best captures a positive impact of globalization on consumers?
• How did the change from UNOSOM I and UNOSOM II alter leaders' thinking about security?
• Which statement is true about the 2017 treaty banning nuclear weapons?
• The 2003 invasion of Iraq is cited as potentially undermining the United States' soft power.
• Which strategy is associated with US foreign policy during the Cold War?
• The short video looks at which issue?
• Which of the following options lists biological agents that are given as examples?
• Rifkin's video envisions an empathic civilization based on which core recognition?
• Which pair of Japanese cities were the targets of the United States' atomic bombs during World War II?
• Which statement describes cultural globalization in terms of cross-cultural contact?
• The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) has been the focus of increasing worldwide attention because of its...
• Which event led to the official start of World War II?
• How many countries make up more than 75% of global arms sales?
• What is a potential downside of globalization?
• The security doctrine commonly linked with preemption is which?
• Which US president negotiated the anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty?
• Which statement best captures Rifkin's view on what influences empathy?
• What are two reasons states build weapons of mass destruction?
• Which is an example of horizontal weapons proliferation?
• Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) seem to strengthen deterrence because they...
• Which of the following is evidence of globalization?
• The post-9/11 Bush administration advocated which policy?
• Which of the following is a chemical weapon?
• The superpowers used conflicts in other countries as a way to increase their influence (for example, Korea and Vietnam). What term describes these conflicts?
• The French Revolution is described as having contributed to nationalism in which ways?
• Samuel Huntington's Clash of Civilizations argues that globalization will lead to:
• The 2017 Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons aims to ban which of the following?
• What does WMD stand for?
• Which organization is a typical example of an Intergovernmental Organization (IGO)?
• How many times were nuclear weapons actually used in war?
• Which US president negotiated the anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty?
• Which two forms of identification can be considered the most powerful forms in the world today?
• The rise of the Nazi Party in Germany occurred during which period?