Power
Political Philosophers and the Social Contract
Ideologies I
Ideologies II
World Geography
Aviation Trivia
100

This type of power uses military force, threats, or economic pressure to influence another country.

Hard Power

100

This philosopher believed people have natural rights to life, liberty, and property.

John Locke

100

A political ideology is a set of beliefs, values, and ideas about how this should work.

Society

100

This ideology advocates gender equality and women's rights.

Feminism

100

What is the capital of Indonesia?

Jakarta

100

This cockpit instrument shows an aircraft's altitude above sea level.

Altimeter

200

Movies, music, education, and popular culture can increase a country's influence through this type of power.

Soft Power

200

This philosopher believed people are naturally selfish and violent and therefore require a powerful government.

Thomas Hobbes

200

This ideology generally emphasizes tradition, order, and stability.

Conservatism

200

This ideology seeks to abolish hierarchical authority and organize society voluntarily without a coercive government.

Anarchism

200

What is the capital of Chile?

Santiago
200

These movable surfaces on the wings primarily control an airplane's roll.

Ailerons

300

Taiwan maintains this institution despite the PRC claiming Taiwan as part of its territory.

Government and military

300

This philosopher believed humans are naturally good but are corrupted by society and inequality.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

300

This ideology commonly emphasizes individual freedom and equality before the law.

Liberalism

300

This political system concentrates power in a strong central authority while limiting political freedoms.

Authoritarianism

300

This mountain range traditionally marks part of the geographical boundary between Europe and Asia in Russia.

Ural Mountains

300

The abbreviation ATC stands for this.

Air Traffic Control

400

This term describes a state's control over its territory and political affairs.

Sovereignty

400

This term describes the hypothetical condition of humanity before government, law, or organized society.

State of Nature

400

Ideologies do more than describe society; they also explain how society should be. This aspect of ideology is called this.

Normative

400

This policy extends a country's power through colonization, military force, or political and economic influence.

Imperialism

400

This country completely surrounds Lesotho.

South Africa

400

Pilots use this international distress call when facing grave and immediate danger.

Mayday

500

The United States provides Taiwan with military support while stopping short of doing what politically.

Formally recognizing Taiwan as an independent state

500

Rousseau used this term to describe the collective interest of the political community.

General Will

500

An ideology that provides a plan for political action is performing this function.

Prescriptive

500

This term describes strict adherence to religious or ideological principles, often combined with resistance to alternative viewpoints.

Fundamentalism

500

This South American country borders both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean and is the eastern neighbor of the Panama Canal.

Colombia

500

On most conventional airplanes, increasing the angle of attack too much can cause this aerodynamic condition.

Stall (falling out of the sky like a rock)