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    1. Compare and contrast the concepts of civilization, nation, and state and how two apply to assigned countries. 2. Huntington argues future wars will be culture wars. Fearon and Laitin argue civil wars are caused by lack of control by central governments over peripheral areas. Their arguments have similarities and differences. 3. Take a political compass test and answer questions about your results and how concepts from Chapter 3 relate. 4. Briefly define failed state, neotrusteeship, patriotism, national identity, torn country, and radicals.

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    1. Compare and contrast the concepts of civilization, nation, and state and how two apply to assigned countries. 2. Huntington argues future wars will be culture wars. Fearon and Laitin argue civil wars are caused by lack of control by central governments over peripheral areas. Their arguments have similarities and differences. 3. Take a political compass test and answer questions about your results and how concepts from Chapter 3 relate. 4. Briefly define failed state, neotrusteeship, patriotism, national identity, torn country, and radicals.

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    1. Compare and contrast the concepts of civilization, nation, and state and how two apply to assigned countries. 2. Huntington argues future wars will be culture wars. Fearon and Laitin argue civil wars are caused by lack of control by central governments over peripheral areas. Their arguments have similarities and differences. 3. Take a political compass test and answer questions about your results and how concepts from Chapter 3 relate. 4. Briefly define failed state, neotrusteeship, patriotism, national identity, torn country, and radicals.

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    Compare the concepts of civilization, nation and state and describe how two or these concepts apply to both of your assigned countries. 2. Huntington argues that future wars will be culture wars. Outline his argument. What is the causes of internal war (civil war) according to Fearon and Laitin? How does their argument compare (similarities and differences) with Huntington? 3. Take the test (click on second item on the left side of the webpage) on the Political Compass website http://www.politicalcompass.org/ and answer the following questions: a. What is your score? Economic Left/Right: _____ Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: _____ b. Do you agree with your score? Why? Why not? Explain. c. How do the concepts discussed in Chapter 3 (text) related to the politcal compass? 4. Briefly define the following 6 concepts: failed state neotrusteeship patriotism national identity torn country radicals

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