1. What is an International System and which are the main actors in international relations? Explain.
             An international System is a set of relationships between the world's states, where there are certain rulers and patterns of interaction between the states. These rules include who is considered a member of the system, what responsibilities and rights they may have, and what kind of discussions occurs between the states. The states themselves are one of the most important actors in IR. Another includes the decisions of the world's governments and how they act. Also, leaders, citizens, corporations, and terrorists are main actors of international relations. (11)
             2. What are the three most important theories, or ideological Interpretations of world politics? Explain and give examples.
             Conservative, liberal, and revolutionary world views. Each is a different way of looking at the world where different circumstances may seem important whereas other things are not as important. In a conservative world view there is an eye generally on laws in politics. International security and military is very important where value is very important to them. They also do not like change and think that war is the best solution for everything. Liberal world view is one that seeks for an evolutionary process of change which are usually gains in IR. Wealth under their view is more important than having more power compared to other states. They seek freedom in terms of free trade which we have here in the United States. They have the opposite view as the conservatives about war where they think that war is a mistake in the first place that should be minimized by organizations where we have today like the UN who makes rules and regulations regarding situations like this. Revolutionary world views seek for quick changes. This view looks deep into unfair problems in IR and want to quickly changes these conflicts. These changes have been see...