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    The global interstate system refers to the network of political and economic interactions between sovereign states. It is structured as a system of competing and allying nation states that is the main focus of international relations. The United Nations was established in 1942 by 26 nations to facilitate cooperation between governments and oppose the Axis powers in World War 2. While the interstate system enables international travel and trade, it can also impose long term costs on countries and increase environmental issues through rising resource consumption.

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    The global interstate system refers to the network of political and economic interactions between sovereign states. It is structured as a system of competing and allying nation states that is the main focus of international relations. The United Nations was established in 1942 by 26 nations to facilitate cooperation between governments and oppose the Axis powers in World War 2. While the interstate system enables international travel and trade, it can also impose long term costs on countries and increase environmental issues through rising resource consumption.

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    GLOBAL INTERSTATE SYSTEM

     Itis the whole system of human interactions.


    The modern world-system is structured
    politically as an interstate system – a system of
    competing and allying states. Political Scientists
    commonly call this the international system,
    and it is the main focus of the field of
    International Relations.
    STRENGTHS

     -it
    will make travel less cheaper, faster and
    better.
    WEAKNESSES

     Imposed long term cost on the country


     Cut
    down on competition between shippers and
    passenger carriers
     Rising consumption of gasoline led to air
    pollution and a dependence on oil that affected
    consumers and foreign policy for generations to
    come.
    INSTITUTION THAT GOVERN
    INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
     UNITED NATION

     UnitedStates President FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT


    coined the name united nations that was used in
    the declaration of United Nation on 1 of January
    1942. UN means allies to fight against the the Axis
    Powers in the second World War II. Only 26 nations
    representatives pledges their government to:
     Each Government pledges itself to employ its
    full resources. Military or economic against
    those members of the tripartite pact and its
    adherents with which such government is at
    war

     Each Government pledges itself to cooperate


    with the government signatory hereto and not to
    make a separate armistice or peace with the
    enemies
    INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL
    INSTITUTIONS
     World Bank
     International Monetary Fund
     Asian Development Bank
     African Development Bank
    TRADE AGREEMENT
     DEFINE
     – Trade agreements are when two or more nations agree on the terms of
    trade between them. They determine the tariffs and duties that countries
    impose on imports and exports. All trade agreements affect international
    trade.
     IMPORT
     are goods and services produced in a foreign country and bought by
    domestic residents. That includes anything shipped into the country even if
    its by the foreign subsidiary of a domestic firm. If the consumer is inside the
    country’s boundaries and the provider is outside then the good or service is
    an import.
     EXPORT
     Exports are goods and services that are made in a country and sold outside
    its borders. That includes anything shipped from a domestic company to its
    foreign affiliate or branch.
    QUIZ

     1.It is the whole system of human


    interactions.
    QUIZ

     2.how many nations representatives


    that pledges their government to united
    nation.
    QUIZ

     3.
    date when the declaration of united
    nation held.
    QUIZ

     4. strengths of global interstate system


    QUIZ

     5-8the 3 weaknesses of global


    interstate system.
    QUIZ

     9-12. give the 4 international financial


    institutuion.
    QUIZ

     13.
    a trade agreement that when two or
    more nations agree on the terms of trade
    between them.
    QUIZ

     14.a trade agreement that are goods


    and services produced in a foreign
    country and bought by domestic
    residents.
    QUIZ

     15.
    a trade agreement that includes
    anything shipped from a domestic
    company to its foreign affiliate or branch.
    QUIZ

     16-20 in your opinion, how does Global


    Interstate system affect Globalization?
    Do you agree with this? And why?
    ANSWERS:

    1.GLOBAL INTERSTATE SYSTEM


    2. 26 NATIONS
    3. JANUARY 1, 1942
    4. it will make travel less cheaper, faster and better.
    5-8. -Imposed long term cost on the country
    -Cut down on competition between shippers and passenger carriers
    -Rising consumption of gasoline led to air pollution and a
    dependence on oil that affected consumers and foreign policy for
    generations to come.
    ANSWERS:

    9-12. -World Bank


    -International Monetary Fund
    -Asian Development Bank
    -African Development Bank1
    13. define
    14. import
    15. export

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