The states continued the English policy of __________, which granted married women no rights independent of their husbands

________ is defined as the coordinated plan seeking to eliminate all members of a particular ethnic, religious, or national group, through mass murder

A. Revolution B. Guerilla warfare C. Genocide D. Population dispersion E. Population coercion

What is a disadvantage of invoking international law too often as a tool of foreign policy?

a. It may incite ideological responses. b. It can threaten those who reject the institutions of international law. c. It detracts attention from national interest. d. It may lead to a loss in flexibility in foreign policy.