Unit Assessment

6. of mass destruction Biological, chemical, nuclear weapons.
9. law The body of arguments and principles governing relations between nations.
10. Those that have low standard of living and low social and economic development.
11. Focuses on national interest and power, it is the attitude of accepting a situation as it is and being prepared to deal with it. This stresses competitiveness and conflicts, also deals with states that are concerned with national interests and struggle for power.
12. People who believe in this believe that nation-states are not all alike and reality is what you think it is. They also believe that if everybody says so it must be true and history shapes foreign policy.
15. Originating among or carried on by the common people.
16. The systematic use of terror or unpredictable violence against governments, the public, or individuals to attain political object.
17. A supreme and independent political body.
20. A crime such as genocide or maltreatment of prisoners, committed during or in connections with war.

1. Basic facilities and underlying foundation on which the continuation and growth of a community depend.
2. A coercive economic or military measure, usually adopted by several nations in concert in forcing a nation law violating international law to stop.
3. acting as good between in settling disputes.
4. Based on a belief that a countries good intentions can be relied on. These people believe that war is not inevitable, and that an attack against one is an attack against all.
5. The conduct of relations between nations often through diplomats, as it is making agreements.
7. Devoted to promoting the welfare of all mankind.
8. Restrictions placed on the development of weapon.
13. security a concept that seeks to ensure peace through enforcement by the community of nations.
14. A sudden, forceful stroke in politics often a violent overthrow of a government.
18. A person who has fled from their home or country because of war or political or religious differences.
19. A member of a small force of irregular or "rebel" fighters who make surprise raids etc.