Needs of a Nation
Lateralisms
-Isms, Part 1
-Isms, Part 2
Trivia Pot
100
When a nation builds up an army, or enforces borders, that is an example of this national need.
What is security?
100
To move laterally means to move in this direction.
What is sideways?
100
This ideology is represented in the following picture:
What is isolationism?
100
An -ism refers to this.
What is an idea or way of thinking.
100
It's the last day of this student teacher.
Who is Mr. Sharam?
200
Nations who are experiencing hyperinflation are failing to meet this national need.
What is economic stability?
200
When a country acts alone, and in its own interest, it is pursuing this lateralism.
What is unilateralism?
200
This country represents the best historical example of isolationism.
What is Japan?
200
This ideology is best represented when multiple countries join together to form one governing body.
What is supranationalism?
200
There are this many nations in the European Union.
What are twenty-seven?
300
This is the most difficult need for a nation to achieve.
What is self-determination.
300
A hypothetical country has signed a trade deal with one partner. This is an example of this lateralism.
What is bilateralism?
300
A country might retreat from the world for one of the following two reasons.
What is avoiding conflict?
OR
What is domestic focus?
300
The following image depicts a fight between the European Union and Britain over this national interest.
What is sovereignty?
300
This icon represents Ireland on the Euro coin.
What is a harp?
400
This activity provides domestic benefits by cultivating national pride, and foreign benefits by building alliances.
What is humanitarianism?
400
When the United States decided to invade Iran, it was example of this lateralism.
What is unilateralism?
400
When a country turns inward due to fear of outside interference, they are protecting this.
What is self-determination?
400
European countries joined together following the Second World War for both of these national interests.
What are prosperity and security?
400
This term was coined to describe Britain's exit from the European Union.
What is Brexit?
500
This man is credited with inventing the Hierarchy of Needs.
Who is Maslow?
500
The following picture is a depiction of this kind of lateralism:
What is multilateralism?
500
When a country lacks allies when they withdraw from the world, they may suffer threat to this national interest.
What is security?
500
This is the core tension between supranational organizations and the nations that are part of them.
What is sovereignty versus stability?
500
This word translates directly to the phrase "Divine Wind."
What is kamikaze?