Constructivism, Marxism, Feminism Practice Quiz

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Constructivism, Marxism, and Feminism Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge on three influential theories in international relations: Constructivism, Marxism, and Feminism. This quiz challenges your understanding of key concepts, historical contexts, and important figures relevant to these theories.

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According to Schake, th US and the UK had a peaceful hegemonic transition because they:

Set up international organizations to prevent themselves from fighting

Deterred each other from going to war by showcasing powerful weapons

Had similar cultural identities and values

Were led by women leaders

For constructivism, the international system is organized as:

A friendly gathering

A social structure

An inherently chaotic mob

A constant power struggle

When it comes to material reality, most constructivists think that:

There is no such thing as a material reality; humans construct all of what is "real"

There is no room for disagreement on the meaning of a material fact

Material reality does not matter

There is a material reality, but the meaning of it is socially constructed

Marxists have a foreign policy that would:

Seek reforms of the capitalist system through the expansion of social safety nets

Seek socialist revolution around the world

Set up international organizations to aid cooperation with capitalist states

Immediately go to war with capitalist states

Marxists think that the state:

Is a puppet of the capitalist class

Has its own power independent of the bourgeoisie

Serves at the discretion of the proletariat

Is the only thing that matters in world politics

In World Systems Theory, core states:

Try to take advantage of peripheral states for their raw materials

Try to spread their wealth to poorer states

Act as sources of raw materials for other states

Have little agency in foreign affairs

The two different strands of feminist IR theory are:

Marxist feminism and liberal feminism

Radical feminism and moderate feminism

Soft feminism and hard feminism

Difference feminism and liberal feminism

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