What 1928 agreement was an attempt by the United States to support the League of Nations?

Imagine an international agreement in which a number of countries pledge to share technology to build a space vessel to explore Mars. The United States has one prototype rocket that would aid this project, but because it fears Germany and China may be holding back technology crucial to the Mars project, the United States uses the prototype to launch its own mission to the moon instead. This scenario demonstrates ______.

a. theprisoner’s dilemma b.liberalism c. Marxism d. the stag hunt

A neoconservative would most likely support _____

a. organizing an international conference to discuss and promote democratic ideals b. sending troops to overthrow a dictator who poses a threat to the security of the region c. using the air force to provide military cover for delivering humanitarian aid to refugees in a war zone d. working through an international institution to address human rights violations by a military dictatorship