Elements of international society can be found in:
Correct answer: D. Medieval Christian Europe, Medieval Islam, and Ancient China
- A. Medieval Christian Europe
- B. Medieval Islam
- C. Ancient China
- D. Medieval Christian Europe, Medieval Islam, and Ancient China
Explanation
The English School traces elements of international society across different historical civilizations, including medieval Christian Europe, medieval Islam, and ancient China. It therefore does not treat international society as exclusively a Western creation.
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