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What is international law?
Think about laws that control how countries behave.
Name one source of international law.
What are agreements between states called?
What is the main purpose of international law?
Consider the broad objectives of regulatory frameworks.
True or False: Treaties require ratification by all parties involved to be legally binding.
Think about the agreement process among nations.
Create a debate argument for or against the effectiveness of international law in resolving conflicts.
Consider examples where international law succeeded or failed.
Analyze a historical case where a treaty changed international relations. What were the outcomes?
Think about how treaties often lead to long-term changes.
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