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Read the given passage carefully and answer the following questions:
Non-alignment as a strategy evolved in the Cold War context.... with the disintegration of USSR and the end of Cold War in 1991, non-alignment, both, as an international movement and as the core of India's foreign policy, lost some of its earlier relevance and effectiveness.
- Why did India adopt non-alignment?
- Explain any two reasons for the loss of its relevance by the Nan Aligned Movement
- How far do you agree that the Non-Aligned Movement has become an international movement?
Concept: Challenges to Bipolarity
If the Soviet Union had not disintegrated and the world had remained bipolar, how would that situation have affected the world politics?
Concept: Disintegration of the Soviet Union and Its Impact Or Consequences on the World Order
How are the threats faced by the people in the Third World different from those faced by the people living in the First World? Support your answer with examples.
Concept: Emergence of Two Power Blocs After the Second World War
"Non-alignment does not imply neutrality or equidistance." What does this statement mean?
Concept: Challenges to Bipolarity
Mention any two characteristics of the Soviet economy during the cold war days.
Concept: Disintegration of the Soviet Union and Its Impact Or Consequences on the World Order
Mention the duration of the First and the Second World Wars.
Concept: Emergence of Two Power Blocs After the Second World War
What was the main objective of the New International Economic Order?
Concept: Challenges to Bipolarity
Explain the ‘Cuban Missile Crisis’.
Concept: Disintegration of the Soviet Union and Its Impact Or Consequences on the World Order
What is the relevance of the Non-aligned Movement after the end of Cold War? Explain.
Concept: Challenges to Bipolarity
What led to the emergence of a bipolar world? What were the arenas of Cold War between the two power blocks?
Concept: Arenas of the Cold War
Highlight any four changes that occurred in the world politics after the end of Cold War.
Concept: Cold War (1945-1991)
Why was Operation desert storm fought against Iraq?
Concept: Growth of Unilateralism - Afghanistan, First Gulf War, Response to 9/11 and Attack on Iraq
Explain the hegemony of the United States of America as structural power.
Concept: Introduction of US Hegemony in World Politics
'Resistance is the only option available to overcome the hegemony". Justify the statement by comparing it to other antihegemony strategies.
Concept: Introduction of US Hegemony in World Politics
How did the U.S. respond to the 9/11 attacks?
Concept: Growth of Unilateralism - Afghanistan, First Gulf War, Response to 9/11 and Attack on Iraq
Analyse the political impact of hegemony of the U.S. on the world.
Concept: Dominance and Challenge to the Us in Economy and Ideology
Write the four forms of power which reflect the U. S. Hegemony.
Concept: Introduction of US Hegemony in World Politics
What was ‘Operation Enduring Freedom’?
Concept: Growth of Unilateralism - Afghanistan, First Gulf War, Response to 9/11 and Attack on Iraq
Describe any two major constraints of the U. S. Hegemony.
Concept: Dominance and Challenge to the Us in Economy and Ideology
How far is it correct to say that the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Centre as the attack on the US hegemony? Explain?
Concept: Growth of Unilateralism - Afghanistan, First Gulf War, Response to 9/11 and Attack on Iraq
