_____ is the international norm that states must safeguard their people from harm; and that if they cannot, the international community must step in to ensure safety.
A) Humanitarian intervention
B) International civil society
C) Populist revolution
D) Responsibility to protect
E) Restorative justice
Question 2
Some might argue that having three or more major superpowers leads to more stability and less conflict in the international system for all of the following reasons except
A) control over allies is easier.
B) hostility is diffused.
C) more mediators to moderate conflicts.
D) more opportunities for peaceful interactions.
E) states cannot focus on only one adversary.
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