Which of the following scenarios exemplifies Kantian anarchy?
a. State A and state B are friends, trading together without worrying about violence.
b. State A is a rival of state B, but the two sometimes cooperate and sometimes have conflict.
c. State A must obtain more weapons or state B will invade it.
d. State A and state B decide to peacefully merge to form one unified state.
a. State A and state B are friends, trading together without worrying about violence.
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Two countries, Chenzia and Tugnestia, were at war with each other for three months. When an earthquake hit Chenzia, most of the country's infrastructure was destroyed and a great number of lives were lost. Tugnestia could have continued its attack and won the war. Instead, Tugnestia sent necessary aid to help Chenzia recover from this natural calamity as it believed that it was the right thing to do. Tugnestia's foreign policy can be considered a form of _____.
A. social isolationism B. liberal neutrality C. neocolonialism D. political realism E. moral idealism
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