CHAPTER 1 - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS WITH QUESTIONS AND
APPROVED ANSWERS #13
Which theory did U.S. leaders use to justify instalation of democratic government in Iraq
2003-2004? - correct answer Democratic countries are much less likely to be
aggressive and warlike
In political science, general explanations of how international politics works are known
as which of the following? - correct answer Theories
Traditional reluctance by international community to intervene in the international affairs
of other countries changed after which of the following events? - correct answer The
wars in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s
Which level of analysis would consider how personal characteristics influence a leader's
decision to go to war? - correct answer Individual
Which type of power is typically demonstrated by the UN Gerneral Assembly? - correct
answer Institutional Power
Which of the following is not a purpose of theory? - correct answer Investigation
Which of the following is an example of normative question? - correct answer Was a
war resultong in millions of casualties the preferable alternative to Nazi world
domination?
Explanatory theory tends to asl which of the following questions? - correct answer How
does the world work?
How is progress acheived in the study of international relations? - correct answer
Eliminating explanitions that seem plausable
Which level of analysis would be used to determine which types of governments are
more prone to resolving their grievences by waging war? - correct answer State
What is the first step in general model of political science? - correct answer Define the
question clearly
What it the relationship between academic political scientists and policy makers? -
correct answer Policy makers attempt to solve specific problems, while political
scientists ask general questions about how international politics work
How do political scientists evaluate everyday arguments about international politics? -
correct answer By connecting everyday arguments to scholarly research in the field
APPROVED ANSWERS #13
Which theory did U.S. leaders use to justify instalation of democratic government in Iraq
2003-2004? - correct answer Democratic countries are much less likely to be
aggressive and warlike
In political science, general explanations of how international politics works are known
as which of the following? - correct answer Theories
Traditional reluctance by international community to intervene in the international affairs
of other countries changed after which of the following events? - correct answer The
wars in the former Yugoslavia in the 1990s
Which level of analysis would consider how personal characteristics influence a leader's
decision to go to war? - correct answer Individual
Which type of power is typically demonstrated by the UN Gerneral Assembly? - correct
answer Institutional Power
Which of the following is not a purpose of theory? - correct answer Investigation
Which of the following is an example of normative question? - correct answer Was a
war resultong in millions of casualties the preferable alternative to Nazi world
domination?
Explanatory theory tends to asl which of the following questions? - correct answer How
does the world work?
How is progress acheived in the study of international relations? - correct answer
Eliminating explanitions that seem plausable
Which level of analysis would be used to determine which types of governments are
more prone to resolving their grievences by waging war? - correct answer State
What is the first step in general model of political science? - correct answer Define the
question clearly
What it the relationship between academic political scientists and policy makers? -
correct answer Policy makers attempt to solve specific problems, while political
scientists ask general questions about how international politics work
How do political scientists evaluate everyday arguments about international politics? -
correct answer By connecting everyday arguments to scholarly research in the field
