Economics
This early economist coined the phrase: The Invisible Hand.
Adam Smith
This document written in 1948 outlines the basic human rights guaranteed for all humans.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
This is the term given to Britain leaving the EU.
Brexit
The atomic bomb was used to end which war?
World War II
This scholar declared the End of History in 1989.
Francis Fukuyama
This economist predicted that eventually, the proletariat would overthrow capitalism.
Karl Marx
The trials of the Nazis after WWII are called this.
The Nuremberg Trials.
Who defined the nation as "an imagined community - and imagined as both inherently limited and sovereign."
Benedict Anderson
This war was called the war to end all wars.
World War I
The name of the "war" between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.
The Cold War
Economist who said to an activist on his TV show "You're not pro-consumer, I'm pro-consumer!
Milton Friedman
The ICJ stands for this.
Internation Court of Justice
This Hungarian leader is often accused of being anti-democratic.
Victor Orban
During WWII, the complete destruction of one's enemy is referred to as this.
Total War
This stateless nation has citizens living in Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria.
The Kurds
The economic condition that Keynsian economics could not predict or solve.
Stagflation
These conventions took place in 1949 and ratified many basic human rights.
The Geneva Conventions
This country had a civil war rather than letting the Igbo people have their own nation.
Nigeria
Which U.S. president authorized the use of the Atomic Bomb.
Harry S. Truman
This joint-stock company had a larger army than Britain.
The East India Company
This is the process of regulating the economy by controlling how much money is in the economy.
Monetarism
This king of the Maurya Empire (268 BCE to 232 BCE) guaranteed many human rights to his people.
Ashoka the Great
A governing system that hides its nondemocratic practices behind formally democratic systems and procedures.
Illiberal Democracy
Slaughterhouse 5 is about the bombing of which city during WWII?
Dresden
Who said that in the state of nature life would be "nasty, brutish, and short?"
Thomas Hobbes