International Relations MCQs
1. What document is often considered the cornerstone of international human rights law? a) Geneva Conventions b) Universal Declaration of Human Rights c) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights d) Vienna Convention Answer: b) Universal Declaration of Human Rights 2. Which organization is primarily responsible for promoting and protecting human rights globally? a) NATO … Read more
1. Which of the following best describes a common foreign policy strategy for small states? a) Aggressive expansion b) Neutrality and non-alignment c) Regional dominance d) Isolationism Answer: b) Neutrality and non-alignment 2. Which of the following is a key challenge for small states in international relations? a) Overwhelming military power b) Limited economic resources … Read more
1. Which country is considered a Great Power in the context of global foreign policy due to its significant military, economic, and political influence? a) Brazil b) Canada c) China d) Italy Answer: c) China 2. Which concept refers to a country’s efforts to maintain its influence and control over global affairs through diplomacy, military, … Read more
1. What does the term “geopolitics” refer to? a) The study of global economic policies b) The analysis of the effects of geography on international politics and power dynamics c) The management of international trade agreements d) The development of technological innovations Answer: b) The analysis of the effects of geography on international politics and … Read more
1. What is the primary objective of crisis management in international relations? a) To escalate the conflict b) To negotiate trade agreements c) To resolve and mitigate the impact of crises d) To conduct covert operations Answer: c) To resolve and mitigate the impact of crises 2. Which term describes a situation where countries work … Read more
1. Which of the following is an example of an economic tool of foreign policy? a) Diplomatic negotiations b) Trade sanctions c) Military intervention d) Treaty agreements Answer: b) Trade sanctions 2. What is the primary objective of military aid in foreign policy? a) To foster economic development b) To strengthen diplomatic ties c) To … Read more
1. What is the primary concept of “soft power” in international relations? a) Military strength b) Economic coercion c) Influence through attraction and persuasion d) Technological superiority Answer: c) Influence through attraction and persuasion 2. Which term refers to the ability of a country to shape the preferences of others through appeal and attraction rather … Read more
1. Which type of diplomacy involves negotiations and interactions between states to resolve conflicts and reach agreements? a) Public Diplomacy b) Track I Diplomacy c) Economic Diplomacy d) Cultural Diplomacy Answer: b) Track I Diplomacy 2. What is the term for a formal agreement between two or more countries that is legally binding? a) Protocol … Read more
1. Which theoretical approach emphasizes the role of domestic politics and political institutions in shaping a country’s foreign policy? a) Realism b) Liberalism c) Constructivism d) Institutionalism Answer: d) Institutionalism 2. Which concept refers to the comparison of foreign policies between different countries to understand their similarities and differences? a) Comparative Foreign Policy b) International … Read more
1. Which domestic factor is known to influence a country’s foreign policy by shaping the priorities and strategies of its leadership? a) Economic Conditions b) Cultural Norms c) Political Institutions d) Public Opinion Answer: d) Public Opinion 2. What is the term for the influence of interest groups on a country’s foreign policy decisions? a) … Read more