Review Terms for First Quiz
This is a list of terms and concepts from the first two weeks of class. This quiz will be relatively simple (we haven't covered much material so far), but important for the later sections of the course. If you have any questions, post them as comments and I will answer them.
The list of terms refers back to concepts and theories we have talked about. The best way to study is to be able to define each term, but also be able to link each term with others up and down the list.
Politics
States
Territory
Government
Legitimacy
Loyal Population
Recognition
Sovereignty
Nation
Nation-State
Nations in States
Nations spread among many States
Trends in Cold War
Post-Cold War World
Globalization
Realism
"Bad" People, Piles of "Stuff"
Power
Demonstrate, Maintain and Increase Power
Liberalism
Rational basis for cooperation
"Economies of Scale"
Cheating
Domestic Politics
Balance of Power Simulation
"Isle of Ted & Jane" Cooperation Simulation
Current Events: Iraq/Afghan troop levels, UN Authorization of US 2003 Invasion of Iraq, Fidel Castro, Partitioning Iraq, Popular Support for the Taliban, Bush's State of the Union Address, Chinese Anti-Satellite tests.
If you have any questions, post them here as comments and I will answer. Obviously, posting questions late Wednesday night is less likely to get an answer than earlier.
The list of terms refers back to concepts and theories we have talked about. The best way to study is to be able to define each term, but also be able to link each term with others up and down the list.
Politics
States
Territory
Government
Legitimacy
Loyal Population
Recognition
Sovereignty
Nation
Nation-State
Nations in States
Nations spread among many States
Trends in Cold War
Post-Cold War World
Globalization
Realism
"Bad" People, Piles of "Stuff"
Power
Demonstrate, Maintain and Increase Power
Liberalism
Rational basis for cooperation
"Economies of Scale"
Cheating
Domestic Politics
Balance of Power Simulation
"Isle of Ted & Jane" Cooperation Simulation
Current Events: Iraq/Afghan troop levels, UN Authorization of US 2003 Invasion of Iraq, Fidel Castro, Partitioning Iraq, Popular Support for the Taliban, Bush's State of the Union Address, Chinese Anti-Satellite tests.
If you have any questions, post them here as comments and I will answer. Obviously, posting questions late Wednesday night is less likely to get an answer than earlier.
posted by Dr. David Hauser at 1:55 PM
3 Comments:
What do we need to know about the simulations and current events?
Thanks, Amanda Triplett
You need to know what the simulations represented (realism, liberalism; how well it simulates those), and in a general sense how the simulations worked.
For current events, just know the general outlines of what we talked about in the beginning of class each time.
What kind of these with "Iraq/Afghan troop levels and UN Authorization of US 2003 Invasion of Iraq" will we have to focus on for the test?
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