A state that is utilizing the bandwagoning approach to security would ________.
a. be a strong state allying with other strong states
b. be a weak state allying with other weak states to defeat a strong state
c. be any state joining a security community to ensure its safety
d. be a weak state allying with a strong state and following its lead to achieve security
e. be a weak state allying with a strong state and jointly developing a plan for security
Machiavelli claimed a prince's first responsibility is ________.
a. to maintain his power
b. to attack another country
c. to be a morally good ruler
d. to protect himself
e. to have good a relationship with neighboring countries
The bystanding approach to security requires a state to ________.
a. stay neutral in every war
b. stay neutral if you have an aggressive neighbor
c. stay neutral when under attack
d. join a stronger country and allow it to lead
e. work through international organizations to prevent conflict
Which attempt to ban weapons provides the least support for the potential of disarmament?
a. 1970 Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons
b. 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention
c. 1987 Intermediate Nuclear Force Treaty
d. 1972 Biological Weapons Convention
e. 1817 Rush-Bagot Treaty
In the pursuit of security, states increase their power by ________.
a. decreasing their number of weapons and improving weapons technology
b. improving their intelligence community, reducing their number and quality of weapons,
and making alliances
c. decreasing their number of weapons and increasing their power by making alliances
d. increasing their number of weapons, improving weapons technology, and pursuing go-italone
strategies rather than alliances
e. increasing their number of weapons, improving weapons technology, and making
alliances
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