intersystem Flashcards

1
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origin of the present
-day concept of sovereignty

A

treaty of westphalia

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2
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a set of agreements signed in 1648 to end
the Thirty Years War

A

treaty of westphalia

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3
Q

was a 17th-century
religious conflict fought primarily in central
Europe.

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the Thirty Years’ War

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4
Q

remains one of the longest and
most brutal wars in human history, with
more than 8 million casualties resulting
from military battles as well as from the
famine and disease caused by the conflict.

A

the Thirty Years’ War

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5
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who challenged the treaty of westphalia and spread the ideals of French revolution-liberty, equality, fraternity

A

Napoleon

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6
Q

T/F: In napoleonic code, forbade birth privileges, encouraged freedom of religion and promoted meritocracy in government

A

T

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7
Q

he Napoleonic Code is also called

A

French Civil Code of 1804

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8
Q

defined the concept of equality before
the law and also secured the right to
property

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French Civil Code of 1804

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9
Q

abolished the feudal
system and freed peasants from
serfdom

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French Civil Code of 1804

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10
Q

T/F: Anglo and Prussian armies defeated
Napoleon in WaterloO

A

T

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11
Q

was
established to restore monarchical,
hereditary and religious privileges; restore
state sovereignty

A

Concert of Europe

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12
Q

COE include what countries

A

UK, Austria, Russia, Prussia

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13
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COE or?

A

Metternich system

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14
Q

is a form of
government in which a person,
is head of state for
life or until abdication

A

Monarchy

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15
Q

summit meeting in Vienna in 1814 (the “Vienna Congress”) under
the architecture of

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Klemens von Metternich

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16
Q

T/F: Amid increasing disagreements between the major powers the Congress
system collapsed just prior to the start of World War I.

A

T

17
Q

has its basis on
the Westphalian and Concert
models

A

UN

18
Q

a system that would heighten
interaction, cooperation and unity among nations

A

internationalism

19
Q

was the first major thinker of international
liberalism

A

Immanuel Kant

20
Q

(coined the term international, 1780

A

Jeremy Bentham

21
Q

advocated the
creation of International Law that would govern interstate relations

A

Jeremy Bentham

22
Q

was the first thinker to
reconcile nationalism with international
liberalism

A

Giuseppe Mazzini

23
Q

Advocated of unification of Italian-speaking
states and a critic of the Metternich system

A

Giuseppe Mazzini

24
Q

ideology based
on the premise that the
individual’s loyalty and
devotion to the nation-state
surpass other individual or
group interests.

A

Nationalism,

25
Q

the century’s most
prominent internationalist that mazzini has influenced

A

US President
Woodrow Wilson

26
Q

a government composed of
elected representatives of the people rather than
government by a king or queen

A

republican system

27
Q

means public affair

A

res publica

28
Q

saw nationalism as a prerequisite to internationalism

A

Wilson

29
Q

advocating the creation of the League of
Nations, a venue for conciliation and arbitration to prevent another war.

A

wilson

30
Q

The collapse of the League Led to creation of international organizations like

A

WHO and
International Labor Organization