4.
WORLD PROBLEMS AND INDIA’S ROLE
1.
Arms race will lead to destruction of the
world. Explain.
The
race for armaments leads to evil destruction like fear, insecurity and tension
in the world. The increased production and stockpiling of weapons can push the
world to the brink of another major war.
2.
Which are the major initiatives and
treaties to check the nuclear arms race?
a) Strategic
Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT)
b) Partial
Test Ban Treaty (PTBT)
c) The
Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT)
d) The
Non-proliferation Treaty (NPT)
3.
What is meant by ‘Third world’?
Normally
the most advanced countries are considered as the first world and the
comparatively least advanced communist countries as the ‘Second World’. The
under developed, economically backward poor countries of the world are often
referred as the third world countries.
4.
What is meant by the phrase ‘White-Man’s
burden’?
After
the Geographical exploration, the Europeans started building vast empires in
Asia and Africa. The people of these areas were mainly brown, black or yellow.
The whites of Europe considered these people of Asia and Africa as inferior and
uncivilized. They considered it their duty to civilize these people. This is
termed the white-man’s burden to civilize the world.
5.
How were South Africa and Rhodesia forced
to give up the policy of racism by India?
In
order to force south Africa and Rhodesia forced to give up the policy of racism,
the Government of India refused to recognize these nations and forced the
united nations to impose sanction on them.
6.
What are the causes of terrorism?
Terrorism
is often fuelled by religious fundamentalism, Separatist ideology, leftist
thoughts liberation motives and racialism.
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