International Relations Theories: Power Dynamics, Conflict Prevention, and Balance Mechanisms

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What is the variant of realist theory that emphasizes states should always seek opportunities to gain more power in an anarchical international system?

What theory applies the concept of 'survival of the fittest' to human societies, often justifying imperialist expansion?

What process involves protecting a cultural system against influences from another culture, often promoting the preservation of a nation's cultural identity?

Which form of nineteenth-century nationalism focused on political ideologies and called for wider participation and the rule of law?

What type of war is fought with the anticipation that an attack by the other side is imminent?

What type of war is fought with the intention of preventing an adversary from becoming stronger in the future?

What is the distribution of military and economic power that prevents any one nation from becoming too strong?

What concept describes a rising power overtaking a previously dominant power, often leading to major wars?

What is the realist perspective on a nation's ability to convert resources into power?

What term describes the interest in or taking of land for its strategic location or products, often influenced by geography?

What characteristic of resources is developed and/or accumulated through a unique series of events?

What political system is headed by a dictator, calls for extreme nationalism and racism, and has no tolerance for opposition?

What ideology combines communist ideology with nationalist sentiments?

What is the communist theory derived from the writings of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin, criticizing capitalism?

What was the world organization established in 1920 to promote international cooperation and peace, proposed by President Woodrow Wilson?

What is the view that due to history, the Constitution, and liberty, the United States is different from other nations?

What term describes the distance between the front lines or battle sectors and key centers of population or military production?

What policy involves remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially in political affairs?

What ideology promotes the belief in racial superiority and justifies discriminatory policies?

What was the non-aggression agreement between Russia and Germany, which included the division of Poland?

What northern industrial province in China was invaded by Japan in 1931, highlighting Japan's expansionist ambitions?

What conference brought powerful nations together to discuss limits on naval armaments, resulting in several treaties?

What treaty, a compromise after WW1, required Germany to take full blame for the war and was rejected by the US Senate?

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