Chicago's Gold Coast is the wealthiest urban neighborhood in the United States

Fearon says states have incentives to misrepresent their capabilities and resolve. What are these incentives?

a. They hope their misrepresentation will focus the adversary away from their weaknesses. b. They hope to delay negotiations with the adversary. c. States fear that telling the truth about their capabilities might intimidate their adversaries. d. States misrepresent because it gives them a first-strike advantage. e. States misrepresent because they want their adversaries to respect them.

After World War II, which powers emerged as superpowers, leader nations with dominating influence in international affairs?

A. the Soviet Union and the United States B. China and the Soviet Union C. the United States and Britain D. Britain and China E. the United States and China