The Responsibility to Protect
a. enhances and strengthens state sovereignty.
b. would decisively undermine state sovereignty but has not been applied and is almost certain to be rejected.
c. makes a moral case for intervention but cannot be applied in practice.
d. somewhat restricts the scope of state sovereignty, though the rule remains relatively untested.
e. has helped to establish significantly more effective collective security practices at the United Nations.
Question 2
Why was the Six-Day War of June 1967 the most important of the three Arab-Israeli conflicts?
a. It brought Nasser and other young nationalist officers to power in Egypt.
b. It shaped the subsequent territorial problems at the heart of today's Middle East peace problem.
c. It triggered the intervention of the UN and a peacekeeping force that was sent to the Suez Canal.
d. The UN offered to legitimize the result with a partition of Palestine.
e. It brought about the best territorial outcome for the Palestinians, but they rejected the outcome in hopes of a future solution that would be more favorable.
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