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cartlidgeashley · **on:** Sep 4, 2018

What is the difference between hard and soft power?

a. Hard power is relatively more difficult to use effectively than soft power.
b. Hard power is typically used by revisionist powers while soft power is used by status quo powers.
c. Hard power aims at affecting behavior while soft power aims at affecting preferences.
d. Hard power is used during war while soft power is used during peacetime.

Question 2

According to Copeland, how would a liberal have to explain the outbreak of World War I and World War II despite high levels of trade?

a. High trade causes wars.
b. Leaders mistakenly believed that war pays better than trade
c. High economic interdependence causes wars.
d. Trade levels were not actually as high as we think they were.