en CR Internationally renowned Vocabulary Activity 31 purpose: The goals actors pursue power: the ability of an actor to achieve goals theory: A generalized explanation of a set of comparable data normativetheory: "ought to be" explanatorytheory: "the way things are" methodology: This branch of political science studies how best to accept and reject certain hypotheses. PeloponnesianWar: Thucydides' study of this war had influence on international politics. Westphaliansystem: This established a system of recognized sovereign states. sovereignty: The idea that states have complete authority over their own territory. pluralism: The presence of a number of competing actors or ideas. state: An entity defined by a specific territory with a single government controlling it. balanceofpower: A system in which no one single actor is dominant. nationalism: The idea that recognizes the nation as the primary unit. democracy: The idea that the entire population of a nation should control the government. ConcertofEurope: This was brought to an end by WWI. imperialism: A situation in which one country controls another country. TripleAlliance: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in WWI TripleEntente: Britain, France, and Russia in WWI collectivesecurity: When one state becomes aggressive, all other states will join together and attack it. appeasement: Munich, 1938, Chamberlain reparations: payments for war damages usually made by the defeated nation. fascism: a system in which the goals of the individual are subservient to those of the nation. MAD: A situation in which each side possesses enough arms to destroy the other. tariff: A tax on imports nonstateactor: Charity, Terrorist group, Advocacy group NGO: groups with no transnational interests who have no desire to influence governments. LeagueofNations: This was the first attempt at the United Nations paradigm: This includes one or more theories which share similar philosophical assumptions. realism: power, Hobbes, "The Prince" anarchy: A condition in which there is no central ruler. nationalinterest: A foreign policy goal that is favorable for the state. liberalism: Cooperation zerosumgame: A condition in which any gains for one side are offset by loses for the other side. Canada: This northern country is part of the G-8 transgovernmentalrelations: Direct interaction between bureaucracies transnationalrelations: Societal actors interacting across state lines. economicstructuralism: Wealth capital: Resources that can be used to produce further wealth surplusvalue: the difference between the cost of the raw materials and the cost of the final product. constructivism: Purpose identity: Who am I? feminism: Gender

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Across:

2.	Wealth
6.	Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in WWI
11.	A tax on imports
12.	The idea that recognizes the nation as the primary unit.
16.	The presence of a number of competing actors or ideas.
17.	This includes one or more theories which share similar philosophical assumptions.

23.	A condition in which there is no central ruler.
26.	Direct interaction between bureaucracies
28.	the ability of an actor to achieve goals
30.	"the way things are"
31.	When one state becomes aggressive, all other states will join together and attack it.

Down:

1.	Thucydides' study of this war had influence on international politics.
3.	Resources that can be used to produce further wealth
4.	This established a system of recognized sovereign states.
5.	A foreign policy goal that is favorable for the state.
7.	Gender
8.	An entity defined by a specific territory with a single government controlling it.
9.	This northern country is part of the G-8
10.	Charity, Terrorist group, Advocacy group
13.	This was the first attempt at the United Nations
14.	A situation in which each side possesses enough arms to destroy the other.

15.	Cooperation
18.	"ought to be"
19.	Purpose
20.	power, Hobbes, "The Prince"
21.	Britain, France, and Russia in WWI
22.	This branch of political science studies how best to accept and reject certain hypotheses.
24.	The goals actors pursue
25.	The idea that the entire population of a nation should control the government.
27.	groups with no transnational interests who have no desire to influence governments.
29.	A generalized explanation of a set of comparable data

Internationally renowned Vocabulary Activity

Across:

2.	Wealth
6.	Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy in WWI
11.	A tax on imports
12.	The idea that recognizes the nation as the primary unit.
16.	The presence of a number of competing actors or ideas.
17.	This includes one or more theories which share similar philosophical assumptions.

23.	A condition in which there is no central ruler.
26.	Direct interaction between bureaucracies
28.	the ability of an actor to achieve goals
30.	"the way things are"
31.	When one state becomes aggressive, all other states will join together and attack it.

Down:

1.	Thucydides' study of this war had influence on international politics.
3.	Resources that can be used to produce further wealth
4.	This established a system of recognized sovereign states.
5.	A foreign policy goal that is favorable for the state.
7.	Gender
8.	An entity defined by a specific territory with a single government controlling it.
9.	This northern country is part of the G-8
10.	Charity, Terrorist group, Advocacy group
13.	This was the first attempt at the United Nations
14.	A situation in which each side possesses enough arms to destroy the other.

15.	Cooperation
18.	"ought to be"
19.	Purpose
20.	power, Hobbes, "The Prince"
21.	Britain, France, and Russia in WWI
22.	This branch of political science studies how best to accept and reject certain hypotheses.
24.	The goals actors pursue
25.	The idea that the entire population of a nation should control the government.
27.	groups with no transnational interests who have no desire to influence governments.
29.	A generalized explanation of a set of comparable data

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