7/17/25, 8:04
AM
BLAW 210 EXAM 2: INTERNATIONAL LAW EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (27)
what is the major government authorities can enforce
difference between national law
international law
and national law?
who can enforce by definition a nation is a sovereign
international law? entity, which means that there is no
higher authority to which a nation
must submit
international law is: the body of rules and norms that
regulate activities carried on
outside the legal boundaries of
nations
1. those btw nations and nations
3 types of 2. those btw nations and persons
international law: 3. those btw persons and persons
father of Hugo Grotious
international law?
reconcile the need of each country
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to be the final authority over its own
international law affairs with the desire of nations to
attempts to: benefit economically from trade and
harmonious relations with one
another
1. international customs
3 sources of 2. treaties and international agreements
international law: 3. international organizations and
conferences
international "evidence of a general practice accepted
customs: as law"
treaty is an: agreement or contract between
two or more nations that must be
authorized and ratified by the
supreme power of each nation
(the president)
bilateral agreement agreement formed by 2 nations to
is an: govern their commercial exchange
or other relations with one another
multilateral formed by several nations
agreement is:
international an organization composed mainly of
organizations refers officials of member nations and
to: usually established by treaty
the basic the consensus of the international
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5
AM
BLAW 210 EXAM 2: INTERNATIONAL LAW EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (27)
what is the major government authorities can enforce
difference between national law
international law
and national law?
who can enforce by definition a nation is a sovereign
international law? entity, which means that there is no
higher authority to which a nation
must submit
international law is: the body of rules and norms that
regulate activities carried on
outside the legal boundaries of
nations
1. those btw nations and nations
3 types of 2. those btw nations and persons
international law: 3. those btw persons and persons
father of Hugo Grotious
international law?
reconcile the need of each country
1/
5
, 7/17/25, 8:04
AM
to be the final authority over its own
international law affairs with the desire of nations to
attempts to: benefit economically from trade and
harmonious relations with one
another
1. international customs
3 sources of 2. treaties and international agreements
international law: 3. international organizations and
conferences
international "evidence of a general practice accepted
customs: as law"
treaty is an: agreement or contract between
two or more nations that must be
authorized and ratified by the
supreme power of each nation
(the president)
bilateral agreement agreement formed by 2 nations to
is an: govern their commercial exchange
or other relations with one another
multilateral formed by several nations
agreement is:
international an organization composed mainly of
organizations refers officials of member nations and
to: usually established by treaty
the basic the consensus of the international
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