When critics maintain that the democratic peace is insignificant, ...

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When critics maintain that the democratic peace is insignificant, they mean that
 
  a. the wars involving democracies have been very small.
  b. we should not have expected many wars between democracies because both wars and democracies are rare occurrences.
  c. this is only a very small part of international relations.
  d. there have been wars in which democracies have fought each other.

Question 2

The strongest evidence usually offered in support of democratic peace theory is
 
  a. the frequency with which democracies have been attacked by nondemocracies.
  b. the relative scarcity of democracies.
  c. the prevalence of anti-war movements in democracies.
  d. peace among democracies.

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A

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