Seçmeli Ara Sınav - Hıstory Of Internatıonal Relatıons

Soru 1:

What was the main justification of nationalist rebellion during the Spanish civil war?

A) Inequality B) Unfair political system C) Unjust legal system D) Religious deviance E) Corruption

Soru 2:

Which three countries below formed the Triple Entente?

A) Great Britain, France, and Russia B) Germany, France, and Russia C) Great Britain, Germany, and Russia D) Great Britain, France, and Austria-Hungary E) Germany, Ottoman Empire, and Russia

Soru 3:

What is the idea that each national group has the right to establish its own national state called?

A) Nationalism B) Social Darwinism C) Imperialism D) Self-determination E) Nationalism

Soru 4:

Which below is not reason to consider that the League of Nations was ill-made from the beginning?

A) There was no common enemy for the League. B) Bureaucratic measures slowed down common decision-making when necessary. C) It had no army. D) The League had a complex military strategy in case of agression from an enemy. E) There was no efficient sanctioning mechanism within the League of Nations for conflict prevention.

Soru 5:

Which below cannot be one of the references of the Fourteen Points of Wilson?

A) Open diplomacy B) Freedom of the seas C) The reduction of national armaments D) The removal of trade barriers between nations E) Action against the rise of socialism

Soru 6:

Which is NOT TRUE about t he reasons of the downfall of the Bismarck System?

A) Bismarckgenerated too much of control over both German domestic and foreign policy. B) Bismarck was too old to work withEmperor Wilhelm II. C) Reassurance Treaty was not renewed by Germany. D) Russia and France broke their alliance. E) France was left isolated without the presence ofReassurance Treaty.

Soru 7:

Which of the following is generally accepted to be the world's first recorded international peace treaty?

A) The Peace of Utrecht B) The Peace of Westphalia C) The Treaty of Kadesh D) The Peace of Augsburg E) The Treaty of Nijmegen

Soru 8:

Which of the following concepts refers to 'an economic theory and practice common in Europe from the 16th to the 18th century that promoted governmental regulation of a nation’s economy for the purpose of augmenting state power at the expense of rival national powers'?

A) Colonialism B) Mercantilism C) Absolutism D) Diplomacy E) Balance of power

Soru 9:

Who lost in World War 1?

A) The defeated countries were namely Germany, Austria- Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria. B) The defeated countries were Germany and Italy C) The defeated countries were Germany, Britain, France and Russia D) The defeated countries were Germany, Britain, France E) The defeated countries were Germany were Germany, Britain, France and Japan.

Soru 10:

"A new class of urban patriarch also came to dominate the cities with power and patronage. Rather than invade neighboring states and amass new territories, however, they used their wealth to encourage new arts, technologies, and political theories." Which of the following was among the consequences of the above mentioned approach?

A) People from different religions came together in the Italian city-states to exchange culture, ideas, beliefs, and intellectual accumulation. B) The newly appeared upper middle class started a new way of life benefiting from the wealth and lifestyle of Ottoman people. C) Many new nation based city-states emerged with their own systems in different parts of Europe. D) The city-states struggled to establish their independence from both the papacy and the Holy Roman Empire. E) People started to understand that there were another world to discover.

Soru 11:

What was the name of the pact which prevented Europeans from intervening within the internal affairs of the Americas during the Interwar period?

A) Paris Peace Conference B) League of Nations C) The Monroe Doctrine D) The Treaty of Rapallo E) The Great Depression

Soru 12:

When was the Daves Plan proposed by US?

A) 1929 B) 1924 C) 1944 D) 1918 E) 1927

Soru 13:

Which of the following country was not included in the domain of the European Concert?

A) The Ottoman Empire B) Austria C) Prussia D) Russia E) Britain

Soru 14:

What was the name of the world economic crisis of October 1929?

A) The Treaty of Rapallo B) The Great Depression C) League of Nations D) The Monroe Doctrine E) Paris Peace Conference

Soru 15:

What was the name of the Treaty which established full diplomatic relations during the Interwar period?

A) The Treaty of Rapallo B) The Great Depression C) League of Nations D) The Monroe Doctrine E) Paris Peace Conference

Soru 16:

Which of the following is not one of the features of feudal system in medieval Europe?

A) It dominated Western Europe until the 16th century B) Security was provided by local rulers C) The Pope was not only religious but also a political figure D) There was not a strong political unity E) All peasants were slaves

Soru 17:

What was the name of the shift in Germany’s Europe-centered foreign policy to one that looked overseas?

A) Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 B) Anglo-Japanese Alliance C) Fashoda Crisis of 1898 D) Weltpolitik E) the Triple Entente

Soru 18:

Which country can be seen as the main actor in international relations during the years since the second half of the 19th century that led to the outbreak of World War I?

A) Italy B) Russia C) Germany D) Ottoman Empire E) British Empire

Soru 19:

Which of the following is one of the the main characteristics of the post-Vienna political system of Europe?

A) France was excluded form the European Concert. B) The Napoleonic map was redesigned as much as possible to pre-1789 borders. C) The major powers agreed to take individual action rather than reconciliation. D) Prussia stood out as both the organizer and balancer of the system. E) If war became inevitable with the failure of diplomacy, Concert members would act independently.

Soru 20:

Which of the following political philosophers expressed the statement below? 'Politics is based on human action, rather than religious conviction or sentiment and does much to bring the Roman idea of virtue back.'

A) Marsiglio of Padua B) Martin Luther C) Jean Calvin D) Niccolò Machiavelli E) Dante