Before the 2003 Iraq War, columnist Robert Kagan argued that
a. Europeans were still used to the old realist way of thinking.
b. Europeans were too used to complex interdependence to confront dangerous dictators.
c. Europeans could not appreciate the level of complex interdependence that was threatened by dangerous dictators.
d. the United States was too accustomed to complex interdependence with Europe to coerce them into joining a military alliance.
e. the United States was too immersed in complex interdependence with the Middle East and the politics of oil to mount an effective military operation there.
Answer: b
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a. the delegates b. the primary election c. the national committee d. the party caucus