Multiple Choice
When analyzing the international system, both realists and radicals argue that
A) the system is defined by polarity.
B) the system is defined by stratification.
C) the international system constrains state behavior.
D) the system is fixed and cannot change.
E) the system is defined by the actions of capitalist states.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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