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
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