What is meant by 'Atoms for Peace'?

• A) An international NGO seeks to ban atomic testing
• B) It is the slogan of IGOs.
• C) The title of an Eisenhower speech that culminated on the creation of the IAEA
• D) It is the slogan of the IAEA

The Truman Doctrine was initially promulgated in conjunction with U.S. assistance against Soviet pressures in:

• A) Egypt
• B) Greece and Turkey
• C) Western Europe
• D) Latin America

Which was not a source of Soviet bitterness toward the United States in the period before the outbreak of World War II? The United States:

• A) Sent troops into the Soviet Union toward the end of World War I.
• B) Refused to have any economic contact with the Soviet Union in the 1930s.
• C) Opposed the Bolshevik revolution that created the Soviet Union.
• D) Refused to extend diplomatic recognition to the Soviet Union government until 1933.

The organization promoting globalization is:

• A) OECD
• B) UN
• C) OIC
• D) SAARC

In which of the following summits the Cold war “formally” ended?

• A) Dhaka summit
• B) Malta Summit
• C) London Summit
• D) Jakarta Summit

Which of the following are the permanent members of the UN Security Council?

• A) France, Russia, USA, Britain, China
• B) Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Canada, United States
• C) USA, China, Britain, Germany, India
• D) USA, Germany, Britain, Brazil, China, Nigeria

What role did nuclear weapons play in the relatively peaceful end to the Cold War?

• A) The two countries pooled their nuclear weapons.
• B) It caused the Cuban Missile Crisis.
• C) The nuclear weapons had no role in the end of the Cold War.
• D) The US threatened to outspend the Soviet Union in the race for Nuclear Arms causing Gorbachev to negotiate real reductions in arms.

-------------- was the first effort towards disarmament.

• A) Warsaw Pact
• B) Hague Peace Conference
• C) Treaty of Versailles
• D) Treaty of Westphalia

The NTP review conference was held in Geneva in ___________.

• A) 1985
• B) 1990
• C) 1995
• D) 1998

Twelve city states also formed the Amphictyonic League to protect the:

• A) Temple of Rome
• B) Temple at Delphi
• C) Greek Church
• D) Golden Temple

In the past century ______________ have made important contributions to international law.

• A) All of the given options
• B) The International Court of Justice
• C) The UN system
• D) The League

NGOs are comprised of :

• A) Private institutions
• B) Government institutions
• C) Private individuals
• D) Private individuals as well as institutions

Which of the following grou considers both morality and consent as the basis for laws?

• A) Naturalists
• B) Grotians
• C) Positivists
• D) Negativists

------------- is most influential security organization in the world.

• A) EU
• B) NAFTA
• C) NATO
• D) OAS

Weapons are the___________ of conflictive relations.

• A) Causes
• B) Consequences
• C) Necessity
• D) Reasons

When was "The Shah of Iran" overthrown from the rule?

• A) 1987
• B) 1979
• C) 1989
• D) 1980

_____________ laws are defined by bilateral or regional agreements.

• A) Universal
• B) Common
• C) Religious
• D) Enviromental

Tactical decisions are subject to ____________depending on outcomes.

• A) Revaluation
• B) Revision
• C) Reversal
• D) All of the given option

Which of the following international organizations exerted their influence on laws concerning economic affairs mainly in the third world countries?

• A) General Assembly
• B) Security Council
• C) Trusteeship Council
• D) WTO and IMF

When was the Berlin wall dismantled?

• A) 1989
• B) 1979
• C) 1990
• D) 1980