The ...isms
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Internationalism and...
100
Invading a country by yourself because you can't convince anyone else to join you.
What is unilateralism?
100
Created to improve trade between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
What is NAFTA?
100

Helping out other countries in their time of need is known as this.

What is humanitarianism?

100
This branch of the UN protects the common human heritage.
What is UNESCO?
100
Cutting down rain forests and increasing carbon emissions deal with this.
What is climate change?
200
Staying out of world affairs.
What is isolationism?
200
Provides short-term loans to countries to help them recover from a natural disaster.
What is the IMF?
200

Your country gives money to a country is need but requires them to purchase supplies from your country.

What is tied aid?

200
The greatest achievement of this branch of the UN was eradicating smallpox.
What is the WHO?
200
The government taking away the right to peacefully protest and killing civilians is part of this international concern.
What are human rights?
300
The Kyoto Protocol is an example of this type of internationalism.
What is multilateralism?
300
You want this to be between 0 and 1%. Zimbabwe at 24 000% is in trouble economically.
What is inflation / inflation rate?
300

Cutting off relations, such as trade, with a country until hostile or negative behaviour stops

What are sanctions?

300
All members of the UN make up this assembly.
What is the General Assembly?
300
Lack of education, access to resources, and war are all causes of this.
What is poverty?
400
Russia and China working together to veto the UN taking action in Myanmar is an example of this (negative) type of internationalism.
What is bilateralism?
400
A type of loan that is taken out for racist or discriminatory reasons.
What is odious debt?
400

Through the internet, the process of people who are separated into isolated and hostile groups finding likeminded individuals. 

What is voluntary balkanization?

400
Permanent veto power would have any country wanting to be part of this branch of the UN.
What is the Security Council?
400
Borrowing money and cutting funding to social programs is part of this issue.
What is debt?
500
Giving up sovereignty for a larger organization is this type of internationalism.
What is supranationalism?
500
This economic term is used to compare the economic status of countries. It is based on the overall economic output divided by a country's population.
What is the GDP?
500
"Condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, sanitation facilities, health, shelter, education, and information"
What is absolute poverty?
500
These countries have veto power in the Security Council.
Who are the United States, China, Russia, England, and France?
500
The UN's goal is to work together to ensure peace and security. However, issues facing peace and security are often complex and not easily resolved.
What is conflict?
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