British hegemony allowed them to influence international trade in what way in the mid-1800s?
A) Convince other states to free international trade
B) Create international organizations like the IMF
C) Dictate religious choices among their colonies
D) Impose taxes on foreign goods
E) Push a pro-mercantilist agenda
Question 2
The major difference between the Westphalian and Neo-Westphalian systems is
A) non-state actors increased in importance in the Neo-Westphalian system.
B) states were more able to overcome external constraints in the Neo-Westphalian system.
C) the creation of the United Nations at the beginning of the Neo-Westphalian system changed what states can accomplish.
D) the formation of new regimes have bolstered the power of states in interstate interactions.
E) the invention of nuclear weapons gave more power to states in the Neo-Westphalian system.
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