当代国际关系考试题目及答案--选择题.docVIP

Contemporary International Relations Chapter 1 understanding national relations 1.The two major subfields of International Relations are C A) conflict and cooperation. B) comparative politics and international security. C) international security and international political economy. D) international political economy and comparative politics. E) international organization and international law. 2.Which of the following is not a component of a state? E A) territory B) government C) sovereignty D) population E) democracy 3.Sovereignty is A A) a state government answering to no higher authority. B) a goal of international organizations in world affairs. C) the ability of one country to have influence over another. D) the development of participatory institutions of social life. E) political control over the military. 4.A nation is a B A) territorial entity controlled by a government and inhabited by a population. B) group of people who share characteristics such as language and culture. C) set of relationships among the worlds states. D) middle step between being a colony and being an independent state. E) member of the United Nations. 5.The majority of states today have E A) over 75 million people each. B) between 50 and 75 million people each. C) between 25 and 50 million people each. D) between 10 and 25 million people each. E) fewer than 10 million people each. 6.States that are Great Powers have E A) great military strength. B) great economic strength. C) nuclear weapons. D) open borders. E) A and B 7.Non-state actors are E A) groups and interests within states that influence a states foreign policy. B) actors that operate below the state level as well as across state borders. C) groups like Amnesty International and the United Fruit Company. D) actors like sub-state actors and multinational corporations. E) all of the above 8.Groups within states that influence the states foreign policy are A A) sub-state actor