In the geopolitical sphere, a balance of power is
A) a condition of roughly equal strength between opposing sides, as if they were two equally matched camps.
B) always bipolar but reinforced by satellite states.
C) a condition of unequal strength between opposing sides, as if they were two powerful allies, supported by a range of satellite states.
D) exemplified by a League of Nations or, in the post-World War II era, the United Nations.
E) the type of power shared by the members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Question 2
In addition to the United States, all countries listed are permanent members of the UN Security Council except one, which is not a permanent member.
A) China
B) France
C) Germany
D) Russia
E) United Kingdom
Do you know how kangaroos balance their body
Hydroelectric Power
Acid Rain and Power Plant Emissions
Acid–Base Balance
Simplify. Write as a single power.
Physics: Power, Energy and Time