Key Concepts
Ideologies
Political Differences
Global Governance
Threats to Democracy
100

Identify two features that define a state

Defined borders, permanent population, international recognition, functioning government

100
Identify one ideology you studied in class

Liberalism, totalitarianism, authoritarianism, cosmopolitanism, theism, populism 

100

Illiberalism refers to what?

Democratic elected governments who undermine democratic principles

100
Identify one role of the UN

Maintain peace, promote diplomacy, facilitate trade, provide financial supports, increase rights etc... again... fkn heaps

100

Provide one example of an authoritarian government

Fkn heaps - Mr. Psilos to decide

200

Which democratic principle promotes active participation in civic processes?

Free, fair and multiparty elections

200
Identify one current government that aligns with liberalism and explain one feature that makes them a liberal democracy

Fkn heaps - "West" countries - Mr. Psilos to determine the rest

200

In a theocratic government, which two institutions are not separate?

Church and state
200

How many member states are in the UN?

193

200

What is democratic backsliding

The related process of legitimately elected leaders using their positions to erode institutions, rules and norms that sustain liberal democracy

300

Using correct Politics terminology, what is the international rules based order?

Institutions like the UN to maintain and promote established norms (must be said) ... Mr. Psilos to determine rest of the answer

300

Cosmopolitanism promotes what 

Global interconnectedness, global citizenship, single global community, global peace through diplomacy and others

300

According to the economist in 2022, how many states were considered 'full democracies'

24

300

Identify and explain the role of one organ (IGG) within the UN

UN Security Council, General Assembly, International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, IMF, WTO ... the rest Mr. Psilos to decide
300
Identify the three causes of populism

1.Economic insecurity

2.Increased movement of people

3.The perceived erosion of traditional cultural values

400

Describe the concept of checks on government power

Separation of powers (must be said) ... then Mr. Psilos will decide if the rest of the response is okay

400

Which ideologies promote global democracy and which ideologies challenge global democracy

Promote: Liberalism, cosmopolitanism

Challenge: Authoritarianism, populism, theism, totalitarianism 

400

What is a military junta and provide one example of a current military junta?

When the nation’s army seizes control, often on the pretext of protecting the country from consequences of a political crisis

Mynamar, Sudan, Niger, Burkina Faso

400

List two UN Sustainability Goals and briefly explain the purpose of each one 

Fkn heaps - 17 possible

400

Who said this in 2016: “Populism sees itself as speaking for the forgotten ‘ordinary’ person and often imagines itself as the voice of  genuine patriotism.”

Fareer Zakaria

500

What is economic liberalism?

Economic liberalism is a political and economic ideology that supports a market economy based on individualism and private property in the means of production.

500

Explain the steps of how a liberal democracy can become an authoritarian government

Steps:

1. Democratically elected (must be said)

2. Ignore constitutional restrictions, undermine separation of powers, involve themselves in judicial matters, restrict media

3. Suppress opposition and do not hold free, fair and multiparty elections, consolidate power

500
Describe the concept of majoritarianism linking in to Viktor Orban and Hungary?

Catholic, Hungarian identity, blame on migrants ... 2/3 must be mentioned .. Mr. Psilos to determine the rest

500

What is the main role of the IMF and how do they support developing states?

Provide policy advice, technical assistance, and short- to medium-term loans to member countries experiencing balance of payments problems

500

Why do populist leaders believe that globalisation is a threat to cultural identity and values, in your response, provide at least one example

Globalisation threatens cultural identity and values because it brings immigration, multiculturalism, and international influence that they see as eroding traditional national culture.

Many examples