Which treaty, signed in 1648, is largely considered the foundational event for the modern interstate system, establishing the principle of state sovereignty?

According to Benedict Anderson, what defines a "nation"?

Which of the following is NOT listed as an attribute of a "state" in the provided sources?

Who among the liberal internationalists is credited with envisioning a "global government" to prevent states from descending into lawlessness?

The Concert of Europe, which formed after Napoleon's defeat, primarily aimed to __________.

Karl Marx's perspective on nationalism was that it was __________.

Which international organization, championed by Woodrow Wilson after World War I, was intended to serve as a "blueprint for future forms of international cooperation" but ultimately failed to prevent another global conflict?

The Socialist International (SI) was established in 1889 with the primary goal of __________.

After the devastation of World War II and the failure of the League of Nations, which organization emerged as the central institution for global governance, embodying the ascendance of liberal internationalism?

Vladimir Lenin was a key figure in which major historical event that led to the formation of the USSR and the Comintern, representing a radical form of socialist internationalism?

How do the sources differentiate between "internationalization" and "globalization"?

The attribute of a state that signifies its ultimate authority both within its borders (preventing groups from ignoring the state) and externally (ensuring its policies are independent of other states) is known as ________.