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1.
The Arab Springs can be described as the \'___ wave of _____\' ?
Answer: ‘Fourth Wave of Democratization’
2.
Why in Egypt did the protests break out on the 25th January in particular?
Answer: It was annual police day as a statement against increased police brutality and demanding the resignation of Mubarak after 30 years of military rule
3.
How did the Muslim Brotherhood rise to power in Egypt?
Answer: due to absence of structure and manipulation of poor people
4.
Who led the coup in Egypt in June 2013?
Answer: Sissi
5.
Which country has seen some change from the protests of the Arab Springs. So much so they were The Economists ‘Country of the Year’ 2014
Answer: Tunisia
6.
What is described as the \'trigger\' of the arab springs?
Answer: The self-immolation of the Tunisian Mohammed Bouazizi after he was stopped selling fruit and veg to provide for his family
7.
Why has there been a lack of intervention in Syria by the West?
Answer: It is located next to Turkey which is part of NATO Syria is the key ally of Russia Since Trump, its now not US priority to get Assad to resign as the US are building closer ties with Russia now
8.
During the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights following WW2, who was in charge of the security of its citizens?
Answer: The role of the state to protect its citizens
9.
In 1994, what did the UNDP place emphasis on in terms of security that differed to the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
Answer: Emphasis was placed on bring security down to the individual level rather than from the state
10.
New Wars have what features which make them different from \'old wars\'?
Answer: increasing intrastate conflict over interstate, non-state actors involved, cases of ethnic cleansing, genocide, mass displacement of people
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