Quiz On Chalmers Johnson For 2b
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What is a Status of Forces Agreement?
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An agreement between the military forces of two countries.
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An agreement between the government and its military.
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An agreement between two governments regarding the hosting by one nation of the military forces of the other.
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An agreement between two legal systems.
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None of the above.
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This quiz evaluates understanding of Chalmers Johnson's views on the US military in Okinawa, focusing on legal and lifestyle aspects. It assesses knowledge of military agreements and critiques of the Japanese legal system, providing insights into geopolitical and military studies.
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According to Chalmers Johnson, what, specifically, is the American military view towards the Japanese legal system?
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It violates the human rights of the American military.
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It is extrality.
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It violates the Status of Forces Agreement.
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It is unwilling to arrest and indict American servicepeople.
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None of the above.
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A. It violates the human rights of the American military. -
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To indict means
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To arrest.
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Put in jail.
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To hand over to authorities.
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To formally charge with a crime.
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None of the above
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A. To formally charge with a crime.Explanation
To indict means to formally charge someone with a crime. This typically occurs after a thorough investigation has been conducted and there is enough evidence to suggest that the individual committed the crime. Indictment is a legal process that initiates criminal proceedings against the accused and is an important step in the legal system to ensure that individuals are held accountable for their actions.Rate this question:
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Heinous means
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Particularly evil.
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Particularly different.
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Particularly unforgiving.
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Particularly sexual
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None of the above.
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A. Particularly evil.Explanation
Heinous means particularly evil. This word is used to describe acts or behaviors that are extremely wicked, shocking, or abhorrent. It suggests a level of cruelty or brutality that is beyond normal or acceptable standards.Rate this question:
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What is the definition of extrality?
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Extreme legal protections
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Pertaining to the law
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Not subject to local laws
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Describing imperial conditions
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None of the above
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A. Not subject to local lawsExplanation
Extrality refers to a situation or condition that is not subject to local laws. This means that it is exempt or outside the jurisdiction of the laws that apply to a specific locality. It implies that certain rules or regulations do not apply to the subject in question, allowing it to operate independently or with different legal considerations.Rate this question:
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Johnson argues what about the way that Marines live in Okinawa?
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They live better in Okinawa than they would in the U.S.
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They live worse than they would in the U.S.
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They do whatever they want without understanding the laws of Japan.
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All of the above
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None of the above.
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A. They live better in Okinawa than they would in the U.S.Explanation
The correct answer is that Marines live better in Okinawa than they would in the U.S. This suggests that the living conditions and quality of life for Marines in Okinawa are superior to what they would experience in their home country.Rate this question:
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According to Chalmers Johnson, what is the one distinguishing feature of the American military in Okinawa? (there is limited space for your answer so make sure to use your words carefully.)
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Explain the title of this article in maximum of four sentences. 12 points
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This is not part of the quiz. Before we discuss and clarify the points of this article in class, please give me feedback on the the level of difficulty of this article, length, how long it took you to read, and anything else regarding the article you would like to comment on. Thanks.
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According to this article, when does the American military have to turn over suspects to the Japanese police?
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