Origin of International Politics Flashcards
S1-B2 to understand the international politics
1
Q
commensurate
A
equivalent
2
Q
servitude
A
slavery
3
Q
disaggregation
A
seperate
4
Q
ferocious
A
savage and wild
5
Q
tacit
A
implicit
6
Q
expulsion
A
forcing someone to leave
7
Q
confined
A
restricted
8
Q
partition
A
dividing up a country
9
Q
culminating
A
the highest point of development
10
Q
deleterious
A
harmful
11
Q
homogeneity
A
uniformity
12
Q
the link between sovereignty and nationalism?
A
sovereignty gives a political shape to a boarder without “why”, and nationalism provides the “why” should people sacrifice for that nation.
13
Q
State?
A
a political association with jurisdiction within a defined territorial boarder. State can exercise authority through a set of institutions and can use legitimate violence.
14
Q
power in politics?
A
is the capacity to do things rather than the action itself.
15
Q
annexed
A
added
