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1

All of the following processes describe globalization except
A)increasing integration of economics, communications, and culture.
B)rapid flow of people, money, ideas, information, and merchandise.
C)something new that the world has never experienced before.
D)advances in technology.
2

The two main sources of transnationalism are
A)nation-states and human thought.
B)nationalism and nation-states.
C)global interaction and human thought.
D)global interaction and nation-states.
3

Economic interchange can do all of the following except
A)push countries toward standardization of products.
B)bring people together through familiarity.
C)lead to greater isolation between states.
D)contribute to the concept of McWorld.
4

Global media and communications have
A)Stripped war of its romanticism.
B)Made us immune to violence and war.
C)Increased the power of the state to make foreign policy decisions.
D)Increased national identity and undermined human freedom.
5

Religion is a political force
A)that is usually very insular.
B)with strong transnational elements.
C)that is losing power.
D)only relevant in developing countries.
6

Which of the following is not an example of resistance to cultural homogenization?
A)American resistance to adopting the metric system.
B)France's declaration of French as the official language.
C)The characterization of the Internet as an act of colonialism.
D)The emergence of a McWorld culture.
7

Samuel P. Huntington asserts that
A)Cultural differences are the easiest differences to resolve.
B)Political differences are the most difficult to resolve.
C)Economic differences are the most difficult to resolve.
D)Cultural differences are the most difficult to resolve.
8

Members of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are primarily
A)national governments
B)UN affiliated agencies
C)for-profit corporations
D)individuals and private organizations
9

Which of the following is not one of the driving forces in the spread of English worldwide?
A)Dominant forms of modern communications, particularly the Internet.
B)Business demands of international trade.
C)The fact that English is the only official language in the United Nations.
D)The large number of foreign nationals trained in English-speaking universities.
10

Which of the following is not considered contemporary transnational thought in international relations?
A)Nationalism
B)Constructivism
C)Post-modernism
D)Feminism





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