The tragedy of the commons assumes that individual and collective interests are the same

Edmund Burke and John Locke strongly differed with each

other over the question of: A) whether states could agree on a set of universal principles by which to abide. B) whether a viable world government could ever be formed. C) whether political violence is ever justified. D) whether establishment violence is ever justifiable.

Power is essentially __________.

A. the ability to influence another person's behavior B. having many advanced weapons and technology C. achieving economic superiority over others without the use of force or persuasion D. the ability of a person or nation to adapt to social change