Internation Law Concepts And Issues Jeopardy Template

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100 the law that is enforceable within the defined territory or boundaries of a particular nation or state. Define Domestic Law	100 a body of rules established by custom or treaty and recognized by nations as binding in their relations with one another. Define International law	100 Internal and External What are the two different types of sovereignty ?	100 The exchange of goods and services among countries. Define international trade
200 The Protection of the environment and the explosion in international trade Two issues that attracted considerable attention since World War II were ____________________________.	200 Canada's first prime minister Who established the national Policy?	200 1959 When did 11 countries signed the Antarctic treaty?	200 1st - the law must specify the behavior that people or parties must follow. 2nd - the law must specify what the penalties are for people or parties who fail to comply with it. 3rd - the law must specify how the ongoing enforcement of it will be achieved. What are the three parts that make domestic law effective?
300 Treaties ________ typically deal with the obligations that will be imposed on the signing nations.	300 It was interrupted from the two world wars and also by the great Depression Why was world trade interrupted in the twentieth century?	300 high unemployment rates and a decline in national income What did the depression in the 1930s lead to?	300 The North American Free Trade Agreement ____________________ was signed in 1993 when the progressive Conservative Party won
400 Sovereignty ____________is the supreme authority of a nation-state to impose its power on its subject within its defined boundaries	400 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade The second major development in international trade that occurred at the end of World war II was the establishment of the ________________	400 Antarctica As a sovereign less nation land, ________ has been the subject of disputes among numerous nations which have shown some interest in the region.	400 International Trade The method behind ____________ is that every country can specialize solely in the goods and services that it is able to produce at a efficient rate.
500 Double criminality rule, Principle of reciprocity, Evidence of guilt and the Principle of specialty. Name the rules/principles that must be complied in order for extradition to occur	500 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade What multinational treaty came into effect in 1948?	500 1916 When did the United States and Canada sign a convention to protect migratory birds in their countries?	500 Outer space Just as no country can claim sovereignty over the high seas, no country can claim ownership of ___________.

Internation law: Concepts and Issues

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