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78 Cards in this Set
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The Bonus arm of WW1 veterns was dispersed by
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Gen Douglas Macarthur
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successful sperarits violence was demostrated by the
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Bengalis of Pakistan
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Ted Robert Gurr believes people revolt out of a sense of
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relative depression
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Crane brinton depicted revolutions as
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passing through stages
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Hannah Ardent thought the amwerican revolution ended well becuase it didnt have to face
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the poverty question
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The twenteeth century has ----- examples of revolutions that ended well
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no
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the biggest distinct between international and domestic politics is that
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the former is among states, latter within them
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Power is
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not the same as foce and harder to calculate
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The erosion of ____ usually signals system breakdown
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Legitimacy
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At the 1968 Democratic Convention Protestors oppsed
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The Vietnam War
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in 1989 ____ had the bloodist anti- comunist uprisind
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romania
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The revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara was educated as a
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Doctor
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According to Crane Brinton, Which sequence of revolutionary stages is correct
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Moderates extremist thermodors
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The greatest bloodshed since WWII came in
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cambodia
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Reforms to head off revolution are difficult to carry out because
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rulers fear loss of wealth and power
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Examples in soverinty in action include
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western europeans ignoring us pleas to not sell out russia
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micro approaches to the cause of war woudl include
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the study of humans as naked apes
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the tendancy for conflits to become more intense is called
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escaltion
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a miltary take over of goverment is called
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coup
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About____ percent of South Americas population is black.
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75
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MIlitary coups have brought blood shed to all but
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Brazil
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Guerrilla is simply spanish for
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Little war
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Thermidor in Brinton's usage indicates
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a calming down after a revolutionary high
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Revolutionary Idealism was most popular in the
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1960s
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the ouster of Czechoslovakia's Communist Regime in 1989 was called the
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Velvet Revolution
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Si vis pacem bellum is latin
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If you want peace prepare for war
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Power is said to have been in rough balance during two great epochs that bean with
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1648 Peace of Westphalia and the defeat of Naploean
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A big war with a decisive outcome
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establishes a clear hearchy for power
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Kissingers Absoulte security for one power means absoulty insecurity for all other best describes
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an arms race
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a treaty binding all nations to gang up on an aggressor is called
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collective security
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THe idea that international cooperation in specialized areas will spill over into general cooperation is called
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functionalism
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the indicator of a real revolution
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elite replacment
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Major violence is most likely in ____ countires
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modernizing
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Tocqueville argued that revolution is more likely when the economy is
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growing
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Bernard fall stressed _____ as the crux of revolutionary political warfare.
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administration
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according to Hannah Ardent the one example of a successful revoltion was the
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American
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Latin america's biggest revolutionary armies are in
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columbia
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A ---- is bassed on logic rather than on data.
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Thinkpiece
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skilled practitioners of domestic politics are
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often bad at international politics, for the skills are much the same
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The UN's Ralph Bunche helped to settle the
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Arab-Isereal War in 1949
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The cold war started
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after WWII
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Economic aid for war-torn europe was the aim of the
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Marshall Plan
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The aurthor of the Contanment document was
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Kennan
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Nuclear deterrance
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did not break down
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The crux of deterance is credible ____ capability
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first strike
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The cuban missile crisis came in
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1962
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to counter soviet missles in cuba, Kennedy
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never intended to attack cuba
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A national interest a country may compromise on is called
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secondary
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It turned out that the cuban missle crises was
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very dangerous becuase soviet nuclear warhead were in cuba
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Gorbachev's cheif motive for arms deals seems to have been
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economic
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In 1987 the US and the Soviet Union Agreed to destroy their
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intermeddiate-range nuclear forces
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Historian Paul Kennedy advanced a theroy of
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imperial overstretch
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a model is
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a theoery of how the world works
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which global system characterized the ninteenth century
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balance of power
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The interwar (1919-1939) ssytem
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was inherently unstable
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The world divided into two camps was called
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bipolarity
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The US containment doctrine lasted about ____ decades
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four
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Which global system might characterize the 1990's
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balance of power
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in the 1991 gulf war some saw a ____ model emerging
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unipolar
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The weak spot of a multipolar model is likeyl to be
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economic compretition that turn protectionist
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a cross between unipolar and multipolar models would be a _____ model
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stratified
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All below except ___ would be a zone of choas
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somalia
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Russia joining with china to oppse the US would produce a _____ model
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repolaried
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Make monet not war is a motto of a ____ system
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Gloabalized
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As china ot richer it
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Claimed territories more assertivley
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Especially favoring globalization are the
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transnational corporations
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the culture of globalization is heavily
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Us and capitialistic
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The 1991 persian gulf war might be the firxst example of a .
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resource war
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According to Huntington ___ civilization clashes with most of its neighboors
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Islamic
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Which adapted quickly to democracy and a market economy
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poland
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Hungtington calles two countries that hold two civilizations
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cleft
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Huntington calls countries with westernized elites but tradtional masses
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torn
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Now _____ tries to make world trade freer and more open
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WTO
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Not sending Us Tropps abroad is a policy of
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noninterventionism
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US public opinion got burned when US soldiers died in
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Somalia
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The ninteenth Century balance of power system decayed with the arrival of two new majro players
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Gernmany and Japan
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_____ means taking a theory as reality
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Reification
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Relationships between two countires are called
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bilateral
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