The Core of the Disagreement Between the Two Main Theoretical

question 77

Multiple Choice

The core of the disagreement between the two main theoretical schools of international politics-liberalism and realism-consists of

• A) a divergence over the application of ideas, not necessarily the ideas themselves.
• B) the fact that liberals never favor war and realists always favor war.
• C) a disagreement over the very nature of political humankind.
• D) a divergence that is mainly reflective of that between political conservatives and political liberals.

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The King of England and Ireland from 1547 to 1553, noted for his young age at accession and for the Protestant reforms initiated during his reign.

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