In international relations, what is bandwagoning?
Correct answer: B. Joining or aligning with the stronger power
- A. Remaining neutral during an international crisis
- B. Joining or aligning with the stronger power
- C. Forming a coalition against the strongest power
- D. Using trade restrictions to change another state's policy
Explanation
Bandwagoning occurs when a weaker state aligns with a powerful state, often to gain protection or avoid becoming its target. Joining others to oppose the strongest state is balancing, not bandwagoning.
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