The Security Dilemma Refers to

question 70

Multiple Choice

The security dilemma refers to

• A) the tendency for one state's efforts to obtain security to cause insecurity in others.
• B) the hesitation to go to war against another country.
• C) efforts of states to stake their survival on agreements with other states.
• D) the willingness of states to always cooperate with each other.

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Definitions:

Proposing Amendments

The process by which changes or additions are made to the Constitution of the United States, typically requiring approval by both Congress and the states.

Ratifying Amendments

The process of formally approving changes or additions to a constitution, typically requiring a significant majority.

Antifederalists' Impact

The influence of Antifederalists in early American political thought, emphasizing the need for a Bill of Rights and advocating for a balance between federal and state powers.

Bill of Rights

The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution guaranteeing specific freedoms and rights to American citizens.