internationalism unit (unit d)

Question 1

purpose of the UN

Answer 1

security, better living, human rights

Question 2

desparity

Answer 2

the gap between the rich and the poor

Question 3

Hegemonic Internationalism

Answer 3

belief that the world is being intigrated based on

• unequal terms with the dominance of one nation over others
• not fair for smaller countries

Question 4

Revolutionary Internationalism

Answer 4

belief that conflicts within societies, are determined by outside international factors and alliances
-stronger countries can assure a specfic ending

Question 5

liberal internationalism

Answer 5

belief that through a greater interaction and co-operation, nations can acheive common goals

• peace and prosperity
• intial hopes for the UN

Question 6

hegemony

Answer 6

exerting a dominating influence over other groups

Question 7

examples of hegemony

Answer 7

colonialism and imperialism

Question 8

international communication

Answer 8

making english a dominant language

-assimilation of culture and language

Question 9

example of revolutionary internationalism

Answer 9

russia and ukraine, other larger countries are stepping forward for urkaine, and russia itself is asserting it’s dominance onto ukraine

Question 10

humanitarian

Answer 10

outlook that puts people first, even playing field

-protecting human life

Question 11

foreign policy

Answer 11

stance governments have to reason or justify their position

Question 12

rwandan genocide

Answer 12

could have been stopped, but was pre-determinded

-not in North American interest

Question 13

foreign policy example

Answer 13

Rwandan Genocide, countries did not step up because they felt it would not benefit them

Question 14

hard power

Answer 14

military and politics

Question 15

soft power

Answer 15

economics, relationships

-humanitariansim

Question 16

self determination

Answer 16

country has the ability

Question 17

examples of liberal internationalism

Answer 17

red cross,

Question 18

liberalism

Answer 18

how do we promote freedom, making it a foundation

-important in the west

Question 19

example of liberalism

Answer 19

after WW1, the west decided to put nationalism to the side and focus on LIBERTY (freedom)-democracy
-germany and ukraine didn’t they both fell apart

Question 20

cromisism

Answer 20

getting involved with politics/government for t oheir own good
-corruption

Question 21

european union (EU)

Answer 21

bringing together europe, similarly to how the west is split with provinces, over arching command

Question 22

self determination

Answer 22

the desire and ability to fulfill it’s people’s
-economic
-scoail
-cultural
-political
needs, so that the nation can continue to EXIST and GROW

Question 23

community interests

Answer 23

the point of internationalism

-good curricular connection

Question 24

example of self determination

Answer 24

world council of indigenous people

-working together to allow fair and just treatment

Question 25

example of humanitarnism and foreign policy

Answer 25

humanitarianism is a huge part of canadas foreign policy, as canada has taken a leadership role in promoting the rights and well being of the people suffering.

Question 26

isolationalism

Answer 26

foreign policy where a nation state choses to not become involved in affairs of other nations

Question 27

example of isolationalism

Answer 27

american chose an isolistic response to european war, being reuluctant to join the fight

Question 28

four policemen (five including france)

Answer 28

four chosen soverign major powers to pacify situations with force - uSA - UK - USSR - russia - china - france

Question 29

security counsil

Answer 29

holds the five policemen, they have the power of veto on things brought to the UN

Question 30

UN

Answer 30

for almost the first time in years, there is a possiblility for peace in the world HOPE HOPE HOPE HOPE

Question 31

scaffolding

Answer 31

``` step decipline list the UN takes to deal with international conflicts -negotiations -direct negotiation -dipolomatic and economic sanction -involving foreign military UN calls for miliatry actions ```

Question 32

sanction

Answer 32

through force of law, stopping something from happening

Question 33

example of sanction

Answer 33

apartheid in south africa affecting POC, UN took away certain things which sucesfully turned the leaders to get rid of it - POC already living poorly didn't affect them - only affected white leaders since they are living poshly