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What is a superpower?
A superpower is a
nation
that can project its
influence
around the world.
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What does global influence mean for a superpower?
It means they have a significant say in
decision
making and can be a global force for
change.
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What are the four pillars of Superpower status?
Economic
Military
Political
&
Ideology
Cultural
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How does a large economy contribute to a nation's superpower status?
A large economy enables a nation to control
trade
and invest in a strong
military
force.
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What role does military power play in a superpower's influence?
A nation can use
military
power to threaten or invade other countries or achieve
geopolitical
goals.
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What is the relationship between political ideology and superpower status?
Political
ideology allows a superpower to influence other countries to match their
political
systems.
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How can cultural influence contribute to a nation's superpower status?
Projecting
cultural values
can change how other populations think and align their ideology with the
superpower's culture.
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What is westernization in the context of superpower influence?
Westernization refers to the spread of
Western
cultural values and practices as a form of
power.
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What types of resources can a superpower utilize to exercise its status?
Physical
resources and
human
resources.
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How do physical resources like oil and gas contribute to a superpower's economy?
They can help develop the economy through
trade
and provide leverage over
dependent
nations.
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How do human resources contribute to a nation's economic development?
A large human
workforce
, if
utilized
properly, can help develop a nation's economy.
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Which country is currently considered the global superpower?
The
USA
is considered the
current
global superpower.
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What is the Power Spectrum?
The
Power Spectrum
describes the different approaches a country may have in influencing their power or
culture
on another.
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What are the two types of power described in the Power Spectrum?
Hard
power: Using
military
and direct political intervention.
Soft power: Attracting through culture,
lifestyle
, and
foreign policies.
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What are examples of hard power?
Military action, threat of
trade restrictions
, and
economic sanctions.
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What are examples of soft power?
Attractive culture, sought-after political advice, and
trade alliances.
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