__________, or power politics, is the view of the world in which states competed for power, wealth and status, where threats to international stability and order came from unsatisfied and revolutionary great powers, and the threat and use of force (more than diplomacy) were considered the most effective instrument of statecraft
a. Liberal internationalism c. Constructivism
b. Cold war internationalism d. Realpolitik
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, safeguarding national security, prosecuting illegal activities)? What will be an ideal response?
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a. secretary of state b. director of the Central Intelligence Agency c. director of the National Security Agency d. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
At the end of World War II
A) the United States and the Soviet Union were superpowers. B) Japan was a superpower. C) Germany was a superpower. D) China was a superpower.
Explain why making foreign policy is often viewed as a presidential prerogative.
What will be an ideal response?