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newyorker26

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The capabilities or resources held by a state that are considered necessary to its asserting influence over others is known as
 
  a. power potential.
  b. power.
  c. coercive diplomacy.
  d. national security.
  e. deterrence.

Question 2

In world politics, power refers to the ability of one international actor to
 
  a. make another international actor continue some course of action.
  b. make another international actor change what it is doing.
  c. make another international actor refrain from acting.
  d. build up unlimited arms.
  e. Options a, b, and c.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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