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Welcome to "Jeopardy!" where we delve into the intricate models of international relations, focusing on law and ethics. This engaging quiz spans various topics, including radicalism, liberalism, realism, and social constructivism. Participants will encounter challenging questions related to historical treaties, theories of state power, and the ethical dimensions of international behavior. Score points as you showcase your knowledge in this interactive format. Ideal for students and enthusiasts eager to deepen their understanding of global politics.
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Welcome to Jeopardy!
FinalJeopardy Round 1 Round 2
Law and Ethics Models of IR State System Global War Clash of Civs Influence Round 2 Final Jeopardy $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 Scores $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
$100 A model that assumes classes fight each other over profits.
$100 What is Radicalism? Scores
$200 Model that assumes important actors include states, IGOs, and NGOs.
$200 What is Liberalism? Scores
$300 Model that focuses on leaders’ opportunity and willingness to predict world politics?
$300 What is the Menu for Choice? Scores
$400 Model that assumes the world system is characterized by anarchy
$400 What is realism? Scores
$500 Model that recognizes many of the same patterns in world politics as realists, liberals, and radicals, but is wary of their tendency to objectify these patterns
$500 What is social constructivism? Scores
$100 The set of psychological, cultural, and social forces that drive the formation of a nation
$100 What is nationalism? Scores
$200 Established the principle of cuius region, eius religio – he who rules a region determines its religion – thus setting the stage for the emergence of modern states
$200 What is the Peace of Westphalia? Scores
$300 The two attributes of states that have provided them with major advantages over non-state actors in the global arena
$300 What are sovereignty and territoriality? Scores
Daily Double
$400 The three features of the international system, according to political scientist Kenneth Waltz
$400 What are its ordering principle (anarchy), character of units (nation-states), and distribution of capabilities (polarity) Scores
$500 The elements that produce “we-feeling” among citizens of a nation
$500 What are common territory and cultural similarity? Scores
$100 The percentage of major powers that are aligned into one of two opposed alliances
$100 What is polarization? Scores
$200 According to long cycle theorists, it is the ultimate measure of a state’s power
$200 What is global reach? Scores
$300 Controversial theory that was condemned as “defeatist” by Cold Warriors
$300 What is nuclear winter? Scores
$400 What hegemonic stability theorists believe causes world wars
$400 What are depressions? Scores
$500 The four phases of the long cycle of global leadership
$500 What are global war, world power, delegitimation, and deconcentration? Scores
$100 This treaty outlawed war between nations
$100 What is the Kellogg-Briand Pact? Scores
$200 This test is used to judge the customary legality of anticipatory self-defense
$200 What is the Caroline test? Scores
$300 Consequentialist theory of international ethics that argues that everybody’s happiness and welfare should count equally, because all lives are equal
$300 What is utilitarianism? Scores
$400 He argued that perpetual peace could be brought about through republicanism (democracy), hospitality (interdependence), and a federation of states (international organization)
$400 Who was Kant? Scores
$500 Theory of IGOs that argues that successful collaboration on one set of problems encourages similar international efforts in other areas
$500 What is functionalism? Scores
$100 Term for the foreign policy of a state that avoids alliances by remaining neutral
$100 What is nonalignment? Scores
$200 When a state joins with a rising power instead of balancing against it
$200 What is bandwagoning? Scores
$300 The strategy of influencing another country to halt a course of action it is already pursuing or to commence an action it is not currently pursuing
$300 What is compellence? Scores
