International Relations – Quiz

International Relations is the study of:

International Relations was branch of which discipline?

Two mainstream theories of IR include:

Whose name is associated with Realism Theory:

Woodrow Wilson was proponent of:

International Relations is comparatively _____ discipline:

Idealism primarily believes in:

Realism primarily believes in:

War is considered as:

World War II began in the year:

World War II was won by which alliance:

Who was the Prime Minister of UK during the World War II:

Who was leader of the USSR during WW II:

Diplomacy means:

President of the US who helped in founding the League of Nations was:

Cuban Missile Crisis involves which three countries:

Prime Minister of Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis was:

Bay of Pigs invasion is associated with which two countries:

USSR was founded by:

Who was President of USSR when the Cold War began:

Cold War rivals were:

Cold War ended with the:

Détente is the term associated with:

World became ______ after the end of Cold War:

NATO is a security alliance of:

Alliance founded to counter NATO was:

Who was the last President of USSR:

Gorbachev was considered as one of the reasons for early collapse of:

Realignment of Alliance is result of:

Which defines relations among states the most:

Which is no studied under IR:

Primary topic of IR is:

International Relations is a _____ discipline:

Which one of the following is not a determinant of foreign policy:

Foreign Policy is rarely guided by ___ in a world led by realism:

Aid is considered as a tool of _____.

Afghanistan has long served as a ___ state:

USSR was expelled from Afghanistan with the support of:

Charlie Wilson is a name attached with:

Korean War was an episode of the:

Nixon has served as:

President Kennedy ______ Vietnam War:

9/11 led to the attack of US against:

Syria is a country troubled by:

Middle East is a ‘patch work of states’. These words belong to:

Economic Dominance is considered as:

Bipolar World means:

UN can be explained as:

The Great Britain and Russia agreed to make Afghanistan a buffer state between their empires in:

Amnesty International was established in London by the British Lawyer, Peter Benenson in: