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QUESTION 21

1. Hegemonic stability theorists argue that in the interwar period

	a.	the United States was not yet willing to be the global hegemon
	b.	the United States was beginning to act as the global hegemon.
	c.	Britain’s power was declining, but it was still the global hegemon.
	d.	Britain was no longer willing to be the global hegemon.

QUESTION 23

1. States in the mercantilist period

	a.	emphasized industrialization and agricultural exports as a means of gaining wealth.
	b.	helped establish territorial unification and state authority
	c.	viewed free trade as serving their interests.
	d.	repealed the corn laws and increased their technology exports

QUESTION 25

1. The theorists most likely to view small states as benefiting more than large states from open regional trade agreements (RTAs) are

	a.	None of the above
	b.	liberals.
	c.	historical materialists.
	d.	realists.

Answer 1

Answer 21 - option B is the correct answer

Reason - hegemonic stability argue that i inwrwar period American started to act as global hegemon

Answer 22 - option A is the correct answer

Reason - mercantilist period hav emphasized more on industrialization and agriculture in order to increase its economic growth

Answer 23 - option c is the correct answer

Reason - historical materialist want to grow th economy with industrialisation to view small states as benifiting from large states from open RTA

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