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Globalization and Sources of International Law Answers

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Globalization includes all of the following except _____.

A
free trade
B
limits on global expansion
C
free flow of capital
D
an integrated global economy
3

Tariffs do all of the following except _____.

A
provide domestic goods an advantage over imported ones
B
be significantly reduced or eliminated by trade agreements
C
encourage economic competitiveness
D
increase customs duties on imports
4

The three main sources of international law include all of the following but _____.

A
custom
B
an executive order
C
general principles of law
D
a treaty
5

General principles of law are all of the following except _____.

A
fundamental rules
B
just as important as a treaty or customary international law
C
rules that countries practice at home
D
rules that countries incorporate into international law
6

Free Trade Agreements (FTA) typically represent _____.

A
general principles of law
B
congressional-executive agreements
C
executive orders
D
executive agreements
8

Which of the following is not a requirement for a treaty?

A
made by the President
B
accepted by two-thirds of the House of Representatives
C
advised by the Senate
D
accepted by two-thirds of the Senate
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Conventions, pacts, protocols, and accords are considered _____.

A
customs
B
executive agreements
C
treaties
D
general principles of law
10

What sets the policy for executive agencies to follow?

A
a treaty
B
an executive order
C
a congressional-executive agreement
D
an executive agreement
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Match the terms to their definition.

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