Intro To International Politics, Quiz 5. (Readings: Goldstein, Ch 6)

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This is a quiz that I gave to my POLS 100 (Introduction to International Politics) class today. The quiz covers readings and lecture from Chapter 6 of International Relations (brief edition) by Joshua Goldstein -- it's about the UN and the EU, basically.

Questions and Answers
  • 1. 
    Name one of the two categories of International Organizations (in the next question, you will name the other)
  • 2. 
    Name the other of the two categories of International Organizations
  • 3. 
    Name one of the organs of the UN (you will name two more for the next two questions) [not including the ICJ because of the limitations of this online quiz; also don't abbreviate anything for these three questions]
  • 4. 
    Name a second organ of the UN (you will name one more for the next question) [not including the ICJ because of the limitations of this online quiz; also don't abbreviate anything for these three questions]
  • 5. 
    Name a third organ of the UN [not including the ICJ because of the limitations of this online quiz; also don't abbreviate anything for these three questions]
  • 6. 
    Which state is the top contributor to the UN budget?
  • 7. 
    The International Court of Justice resolves disputes between whom?
  • 8. 
    A diplomat who seriously violates international expectations on acceptable behavior may be declared a:
    • A. 

      Annus horribilis

    • B. 

      Persona non grata

    • C. 

      Homo sovieticus

    • D. 

      Furor teutonicus

  • 9. 
    In the theory of neofunctionalism, the process by which integration in one area drives political integration in another area is called
  • 10. 
    The European Union has a significantly larger ___________ than the US....
  • 11. 
    .... and its ___________ is roughly the same size as the US.
  • 12. 
    The European Central Bank follows which country’s model of central banking, in which the central bank is independent from the political leadership and has an end goal of price stability?

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