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Peaceful societies
 
  a. are extremely common.
  b. have never existed.
  c. are consistent with cultural/learning theories of war.
  d. lend credence to instinctual theories of war.


Those who accept instinctual theories of aggression and war would be most inclined to
 
  a. liberalism.
  b. constructivism.
  c. feminism.
  d. realism.


Human beings are different from most animals in that we
 
  a. kill members of our own species in large numbers.
  b. form social groups.
  c. form social hierarchies.
  d. are territorial creatures.


Inhibiting mechanisms
 
  a. help explain why democracies do not fight each other.
  b. are essential elements of collective security.
  c. help prevent the escalation of violence among lethal animals.
  d. are absent in peaceful societies.


An appeasement gesture often involves
 
  a. an intensification of violence.
  b. pseudo-specification.
  c. lethal aggression.
  d. no further escalation of violence.
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