Which of the following led to the seemingly quick collapse of the USSR?

• A) Increasing dissent from the Polish union Solidarity
• B) Failed attempts of Eastern European leaders to stem the tide of revolution in 1989 by installing new personnel
• C) Gorbachev's abandonment of the Brezhnev doctrine
• D) All of the given options

Treaty of Westphalia was signed in__________.

• A) 1648
• B) 1748
• C) 1864
• D) 1780

Programmatic decisions are:

• A) Taken without any purpose.
• B) Decisions taken in times of grave threat for which there has been no preplanning.
• C) Taken under high international pressure.
• D) Those which are taken after careful deliberation of stated goals and consideration of alternatives.

The October Revolution of _________ had sowed the seeds of Communism in Europe.

• A) 1920
• B) 1918
• C) 1917
• D) 1919

The UN was established in :

• A) 1950
• B) 1958
• C) 1954
• D) 1945

Decisions are implied in __________.

• A) International peace
• B) Using technology
• C) Solving problems
• D) Policy making

During the eighteenth century, Which of the following school of thought concerning international law was evident;

• A) The positivists
• B) All of the given options
• C) The naturalists
• D) The Grotians

Which of the following is an example of an IGO having limited membership and general purpose?

• A) World Bank
• B) NATO
• C) OIC
• D) UN

The Soviet Union’s ambitions were checked by the rise of fascism in ________.

• A) Japan and China
• B) China and Pakistan
• C) Italy and Germany
• D) China and Germany

The six nation’s summit held in ______________ in 1985 about arm race.

• A) Beijing
• B) New Delhi
• C) Moscow
• D) Islamabad

OIC was established to:

• A) Serve the interests of all the Muslims of the world
• B) Provide financial help to developing countries
• C) Promote Globalization
• D) Provide energy help to muslim countries

When was Afghanistan occupied by USSR?

• A) 1979
• B) 1986
• C) 2001
• D) 1989

St. Augustine was a prominent ____________.

• A) Naturalist
• B) Grotians
• C) Positivist
• D) Eclectics

Naturalists argued that:

• A) There should be no restriction or laws
• B) Power should be the supremacy for laws
• C) Divine authority was the source of all laws
• D) Consent should be the basis of all laws

A major weakness in the League of nations was that:

• A) Neither Britain nor Germany was members
• B) It was unable to apply military force
• C) The USSR and the USA dominated the League
• D) It was controlled by third world nations

What were the basic goals of League of Nations?

• A) To improve global welfare
• B) All of the given options
• C) To prevent war through collective security
• D) To settle disputes through negotiations and diplomacy

Individual liberty is exercised in which of the following political ideologies?

• A) Capitalism
• B) Communism
• C) Socialism
• D) Idealism

The term UN was coined by ___________ during WWII.

• A) Churchill
• B) Jefferson
• C) Roosevelt
• D) Wilson

Disarmament attempts can be traced back to the Treaty of Westphalia in _____________.

• A) 1750
• B) 1650
• C) 1748
• D) 1648

The invasion of _________became a major Cold War arena for a proxy war between the Superpowers.

• A) China
• B) Pakistan
• C) India
• D) Afghanistan