The Basic Principles in the Model Treaty

question 5

Multiple Choice

The basic principles in the Model Treaty

• A) were considered old-fashioned and outdated.
• B) were viewed as naive, highly idealistic, and utopian by experienced practicioners of international diplomacy in Great Britain and Europe.
• C) were not popular among most enlightened figures in America.
• D) held that military conflict would still determine international relations among countries.
• E) infused an element of realism into American attitudes toward international affairs that proved short-sighted and inconsistent.