JeopardyMP 2 Exam Review

Directions One person from a team up at once. Touch only your team buzzer (you will

lose 1 point) Answer only if you are first to buzz in

(buzzer will blink) and I call on you. No calling out from the team (you will

lose 2 points).

Practice What is my daughter’s name?

Avery

Nuclear History Event that led to the proliferation and

stockpiling of weapons between the 2 Cold War superpowers.

Sputnik

Health & Environment Controversial international agreement

to reduce the overall global production of CO2 by 2015.

Kyoto Protocol

Human Rights Student protest for free speech

violently put down in China

Tiananmen Square

Nuclear History UN agency created to oversee NPT and

peaceful uses of atomic energy.

IAEA

Nuclear Weapons Chemical, biological, and nuclear

weapons that can cause great damage and loss of life.

WMD’s

Nuclear Weapons Missiles that travel on a mathematical

trajectory through the atmosphere.

Ballistic

Globalization Barrier to trade that increases cost of

imported good and produces revenues for govts.

Tariff

Nuclear Weapons Missile types that have the ability to

travel long distances.

Strategic

Nuclear Agreements 2 treaties that limit where nuclear

testing can take place.

Limited & Comprehensive Test Ban Treaties (LTBT & CTBT).

Globalization Barrier to trade that places limit on

amount of imported goods.

Quota

Nuclear Agreements 1st major agreement to address the

spread of nuclear weapons technology.

NPT

Nuclear Agreements Recent treaty that targets the spread of

weapons & technology to terror groups.

SORT

Globalization The IMF, World Bank, and WTO were all

founded at what event?

Bretton Woods Conference

Nuclear Proliferation 5 Nuclear Weapons States

US, USSR, GB, FRA, CHN

Nuclear History The 1st and only use of nuclear

weapons occurred when the US dropped 2 bombs on this island nation.

Japan

Nuclear Weapons Lower-flying jet-propelled missiles.

Cruise

Globalization Growing integration of world’s

economies & societies.

Globalization

Nuclear Agreements President Obama’s idealistic nuclear

goal.

Nuclear Zero

Globalization Major difference between IMF & World

Bank?

Short-term Loans vs. Long-term Dvpt

Nuclear Proliferation Name 2 of 3 NPT goals

Non-proliferation (stop spread), disarmament, fair access peaceful use

Nuclear Proliferation Name 3 nations that have successfully

tested nuclear weapons aside from NWS.

India, Pakistan, North Korea

Globalization Economic system in which govt

dictates decision making.

Command

Nuclear History Rejected US proposal for international

regulations and inspection of all nuclear facilities.

Baruch Plan

Nuclear Proliferation NNWS currently violating NPT

requirement not to pursue nuclear weapons capabilities.

Iran

Nuclear Weapons Short range missile types.

Tactical

Globalization Type/form of basic economic system

necessary for globalization to occur.

Market/mixed

Globalization Barrier to trade in which govt pays

domestic producers to reduce production & lower prices.

Subsidy

Human Rights Fundamental UN agreement on HR?

Universal Declaration of HR

Globalization This principle, that each nation does

something well or better than others, helps foster free trade and balance resource allocation.

Comparative advantage

Human Rights Two basic categories of HR

Civil/Political & Economic/Social/Cultural

Nuclear Agreements 1ST major agreement between the US &

USSR to reduce their nuclear arsenals.

SALT I

Globalization The free-market is dictated by these 2

factors.

Supply & demand

Human Rights Identify two groups of peoples

protected under UN Conventions making up HR law.

Refugees, Racial minorities, Women, Children, Prisoners

Globalization Major powers of WTO?

Enforce trade rules & negotiating disputes.

Human Rights Highly controversial UN organ that

oversees HR.

Human Rights Commission

Health & Environment Specialized UN agency established to

improve global health standards .

WHO

Health & Environment How many people inhabit the globe?

7 billion

Globalization Study of nation’s decision-making and

resource allocation.

Economics

Health & Environment International agreement to end the use

of CFC’s.

Montreal Protocol

Health & Environment Disease that is contagious and which

can be transmitted from one source to another.

Communicable disease

Nuclear Weapons Missiles that are defensive in nature,

and a part of a defense system, internationally illegal.

ABM’s

Nuclear History Critical event that led the US and USSR

to agree to a test-ban treaty and reduction talks.

Cuban Missile Crisis