Which of these is the best example of globalization impacting Saudi Arabia?
a. Saudi Arabia receives a large amount of military support from the United States and its allies.
b. The Saudi Arabian government allows religious leaders to control certain aspects of local government.
c. Citizens of various Persian Gulf nations frequently migrate to Saudi Arabia to find work and send money home to their families.
d. Other members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries worry that Saudi Arabia will increase its output of crude oil.
Q. 2The Geneva Convention of 1949 accomplished which of these?
a. It solidified the state-centric international system
b. It banned the use of chemical weapons during warfare
c. It advanced minority groups' right of self-determination
d. It created an international peacekeeping force to address humanitarian crises
Q. 3Which of these is most likely to benefit from globalization?
a. A one-party state that imposes rigid control over its citizens and economy
b. A nation-state with a diverse, multiethnic society and a free-market economy
c. A nation-state that strictly adheres to the jus sanguinis principle of citizenship
d. An authoritarian state that protects its domestic industries from foreign competition
Q. 4Which feature of globalization most directly threatens state sovereignty?
a. The increased flow of information
b. The rise of international organizations
c. The spread of Western culture around the globe
d. The increase in the volume of international trade
Q. 5Which of the following would most likely use the jus sanguinis principle of citizenship?
a. Failed state
b. State-first nation-state
c. Nation-first nation-state
d. Fragmented nation-state
Q. 6A territory in which the state model is unable to take root is considered _____.
a. fragmented
b. a failed state
c. a feudal state
d. devolutionary
Q. 7A territory that organized a central government to protect itself during war and went on to build a national unified culture would be considered a _____.
a. failed state
b. state-first nation-state
c. nation-first nation-state
d. fragmented nation-state
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