Answer all of these you will get 55 points! i will pick
1) what is the balance of power model?
a. an instance when power of one state or alliance is balanced by another state or
alliance
b. an instance when there is a similar number of liberal and illiberal states in the
international system
c. a system where there is a similar number of male and female representatives in
foreign affairs
d. a system where there is no serious conflict between the different class interests

2) what has led to an increasing interconnectedness among people of the world in recent decades?
a. growth of the world population
b. increases in wealth
c. benevolent dominance of the united states
d. developments in technology and telecommunications

3) what is an ideal type?
a. a world with a perfect balance of power
b. a paradigm stated in its pure and almost exaggerated form
c. a world without wars and conflicts
d. none of the above

4) which of the following is not one of the characteristics of the international system
level of analysis?
a. global interdependence
b. global norms
c. interest groups
d. the balance of global anarchy and global governance

5) the billiard ball model assumes that state behavior and foreign policy can be
understood without reference to
a. state internal characteristics.
b. structure of the international system.
c. international system level of analysis.
d. the role of anarchy

6) which of the following is not one of the features commonly associated with the
national interest?
a. the physical security of the state
b. the economic security of the state
c. political sovereignty and independence
d. free and fair elections

7) what is the great man theory of history?
a. philosophers such as thomas hobbes and immanuel kant shape leaders’ actions.
b. the beliefs and characters of individual leaders play a large role in shaping history.
c. historical experiences of future leaders play a key role in understanding their
actions once they get in power.
d. successful leaders are remembered and praised, while unsuccessful leaders are
forgotten.

8) worst case analysis exaggerates the
a. need for from other states.
b. hostile intentions of one’s adversary.
c. importance of groupthink.
d. role of non-state actors.