Question 1 What type of events are caused by geopolitical tensions? A) Wars B) Natural disasters C) Technological advancements D) Economic sanctions Question 2 What are 3 things to look for in geopolitical events? A) What country is involved? What is the context of the war? Who is involved? B) The economic stability of the involved countries, potential market trends, the duration of the event C) The impact on local markets, the political stance of leaders, the media coverage D) The history of similar events, the number of participants, the type of conflict Question 3 What is sentiment analysis? A) A view of or attitude toward a situation or event in the market. B) A technical analysis method focused on chart patterns C) An economic model predicting future GDP growth D) A statistical method for analyzing market volume Question 4 What is a risk asset? A) Considered more volatile, riskier investment with a high return. B) A type of investment with guaranteed returns C) An asset with low volatility and high liquidity D) An investment primarily in safe-haven currencies Question 5 What is intermarket analysis? A) Examines the relationships between different markets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies, to identify trends and predict future price movements. B) A method for analyzing a single market segment C) Focuses on intraday trading only D) Involves only the analysis of currency markets Question 6 What is a correlating pair? A) A symbol or currency pair that reacts with another currency in the same direction B) A pair that moves in opposite directions to another currency C) A pair that does not follow any predictable pattern D) A pair that is influenced solely by domestic factors Question 7 What is a non-correlating pair? A) A symbol or currency pair that reacts with another currency in the opposing directions B) A pair that moves in the same direction as another currency C) A pair with a direct relationship with stock indices D) A pair that is unaffected by global events

The four sentences (labelled 1, 2, 3 and 4) below, when properly sequenced would yield a coherent paragraph. Decide on the proper sequencing of the order of the sentences and key in the sequence of the four numbers as your answer.1. Geopolitical conflicts, ranging from localized insurgencies to great-power confrontations, have placed the intricate interplay of economics and security at the forefront of global concerns.2. Though these factors alone would signify a turbulent era marked by economic volatility, inflation, and supply chain disruptions, the equation must also consider rapid technological advancements, introducing new security challenges.3. The shifting global order necessitates a reevaluation of the economic-security agenda.4. Adding complexity, emerging markets are challenging the established powers, reshaping the balance of economic influence through novel networks and alliances.

Trace the development of geopolitics from the cold war to the modern system.Evaluate the changes in geopolitics from military power to economic power.

Which best describes the underlying causes of the Cold War?ResponsesBitter personal disputes between Stalin and Truman.Bitter personal disputes between Stalin and Truman.The remaining anger of enemies on the opposing sides of World War II.The remaining anger of enemies on the opposing sides of World War II.Soviet anger at US intervention in Greece and Turkey.Soviet anger at US intervention in Greece and Turkey.Economic and political differences between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Using the information in the documents, the slides, and your knowledge of social studies, compose a well written body paragraph of 8-10 sentences in which you answer the following question. Be sure to use and cite evidence from the documents and your class notes in yourresponse.Prompt: Historians generally attribute the causes of World War I to be militarism, alliance systems, imperialism and nationalism. Select ONE of the four main cause and explain why you think it is the cause that most contributed to the outbreak of World War One.

How do you predict these unresolved tensions affected the interwar period?