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When does a driver have to stop for a school bus? - Answer when the red lights are flashing and there is no barrier between his/her vehicle and the bus. How might a driver know if he/she is at risk of hitting a pothole? - Answer There have been a series of significant storms It is a standing puddle in the road. All of the cars in front of him/her are slowing down According to MD law, how far does a driver need to be from a cyclist? - Answer At least 3 ft what is the 1st thing a ...

What must a driver do if he/she sees an emergency vehicle on the side of the road next to his/her lane of travel with lights flashing and/or sirens on? - Answer Changing lanes if safe and possible or, if not possible, slow down to a safe and prudent speed. Dangerous elements of mixed use roads are: - Answer Parked cars, distracted pedestrians, and drivers searching for their destinations and not paying attention. According to the MD driver Manual, pedestrians have the R.O.W. - Answer...

If your accelerator fails which gear should you shift? - Answer Neutral If you cause damage to an unattended vehicle, you should - Answer Attempt to locate the driver of the damaged vehicle, leave a note with the name and address of the owner of your vehicle and tag number of your vehicle. If your engine fails (completely shuts down) what should you do with your brake? - Answer Do not touch your brake. Which of the following should you do if you have a tire blow out? - Answer ...

According to MD vehicle law open containers are - Answer any alcoholic beverage that is not as originally packaged. As a driver under the age of 21, the maximum legal BAC (zero tolerance) is - Answer less than .02. Implied consent means - Answer A driver has agreed to be tested for the presence of alcohol and illegal drugs when driving. More severe penalties for refusing to be tested. Which groups can sanction a driver if he/she is caught drinking and driving - Answer Court syst...

At an intersection with no traffic lights, two cars approach at right angeles to each other, which driver must yield - Answer The driver of the vehicle that arrived last With ABS (Anti braking system) installed on our vehicle, what should you do when driving with maximum speed and you have to suddenly stop. - Answer Apply brakes gently with steady pressure What should you do when an oncoming vehicle deliberately crosses the centerline to pass another vehicle? - Answer Be alert and...

The Driver of the vehicle that arrived there last - Answer At an intersection with no traffic lights, two cars approach at right angles to each other, which driver must yield Apply brakes gently with steady pressure - Answer With ABS installed on your vehicle, what should you do while driving with maximum sped and you have to stop suddenly? Anti-Lock Braking System - Answer Abbreviation for (ABS) Be alert and be ready to slow down or stop if necessary - Answer What should yo...

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power - Answer ability to effect change sovereignty - Answer state's ability to self govern legitimacy - Answer when something is commonly accepted interdepedence - Answer two or more nations' mutual reliance on each other human rights - Answer entitlements that all people have justice - Answer fairness and getting what one deserves liberty - Answer having freedom equality - Answer all people having equal treatment and opportunities development - Answer ...

global politics - Answer the politics of global social relations in which the pursuit of power, interests, order, and justice transcends regions and continents international relations - Answer the study of the interactions of states (countries) and other actors in the international system nongovernmental organization (NGO) - Answer an organization, usually grassroots, with policy goals but not governmental makeup transnational actor - Answer any nongovernmental actor, such as a ...

Power - Answer The ability of one global actor to influence the actions of another global actor Non Government Organisations - Answer Specialised organisations, agencies and groups commited to promoting a range of issues, such as protection of the environment, ending human rights abuses or promoting the status of women Globalisation - Answer The acceleration and intensification of exchanges of goods, services, labour and capital which promote global interdependence State - Answer ...

Power - Answer The ability to affect others to get the outcome one wants Hard Power - Answer The ability to control and influence others through coercive or physical force. Soft Power - Answer The ability to attract and persuade other to your side through the projection of your ideas, cultures, and values. States - Answer Countries with defined political borders, governments, and militaries. Intergovernmental Organizations (IGOs) - Answer Entity created by treaty, involving...

Power - Answer Power is a central concept in the study of global politics and a key focus of the course. Power is used to effect change, rather than being viewed as a unitary or independent force. Sovereignty - Answer Sovereignty characterizes a state's independence, it's control over territory and its ability to govern itself. Legitimacy - Answer Legitimacy refers to an actor or an action being commonly considered acceptable and provides the fundamental basis or rationale for all ...

Sovereign - Answer Recognised ability to exercise power over a territory with defined borders. Power - Answer The ability of one global actor to influence the actions of another global actor. NGOs - Answer Specialised organisations, agencies and groups committed to promoting a range of issues. They are independent from government influence, working as a group of individuals from around the world as a moderating influence on government behaviour. International Relations - Answer ...

Key concept: Power - Answer The ability to influence other groups in global politics and achieve outcomes. Three main kinds of power - Answer 1. Hard power 2. Smart power 3. Soft power Hard power - Answer The use of coercion by states/groups to achieve their goals, usually in the form of military force and/or sanctions (economic as well as political). Examples of hard power - Answer 1. Use of military force by the US against Islamic State in 2014. Soft or smart power options w...

Positive rights - Answer Protected by authority. "Freedom to" Healthcare/education Negative rights - Answer Do not require intervention. "Freedom from" Discrimination/slavery UDHR - Answer United Nations declaration of human rights. Adopted 1948. Generations of rights - Answer 1. generation - liberty - civil and political 2. generation - equality - economic and social 3. generation - fraternity - cutural rights Treaty/convention - Answer Legally binding agreement...

Liberal interventionism - Answer In circumstances where the advance of liberalism (notably market-based economies and liberal democracy) is being blocked by obstacles that the domestic population finds impossible to remove, notably a dictatorial and repressive government, established liberal states have a right, and maybe even a duty, to provide support. Responsibility to Protect (R2P) - Answer The doctrine argues that state's right to sovereignty is conditional on fulfilling its duty to...

UNIT 1 POWER AND SOVEREIGNTY - KOSOVO 2008 - Answer Kosovo was a province of Serbia Muslim Albanians are 90% of population Wanted to separate from Serbia - claimed persecution by Serbia Unilaterally declared independence International Court of Justice upheld their decision Themes: hard power, human rights, ethnicity, terrorism, IGOs, international law, nation state, sovereignty UNIT 1 POWER AND SOVEREIGNTY - CRIMEA, UKRAINE 2014 - Answer Crimea originally belonged to Russia until 195...

Development - Answer Development is a sustained increase in the standard of living and well-being of a level of social organization. Many consider it to involve increased income; better access to basic goods and services; improvements in education, healthcare, and public health; well-functioning institutions; decreased inequality; reduced poverty and unemployment; and more sustainable production and consumption patterns. The focus on development debates in contemporary global politics is on is...

development - Answer a sustained increase in the standard of living within a society Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Answer physiological, safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-actualization socio-political - Answer combining social and political factors GDP - Answer Gross Domestic Product- the total market value of all final goods and services produced annually in an economy Gini Coefficient - Answer A measure of income inequality within a population, ranging from zero for c...

GDP - Answer total value of all goods and services produced in a country in a year Gini Coefficient - Answer a statistical method of modeling/graphing the extent of wealth inequality GDP per capita - Answer Gross domestic product divided by the number of people in the population. infrastructure - Answer the basic systems and structures a state needs to work properly Privitization - Answer the sale of a business that was owned and managed by government to a private company/i...