"The capacity of a nation to use its resources to affect the behavior of other nations" is a definition of________________?
Correct answer: C. power in the context of international relations
- A. foreign policy
- B. diplomacy
- C. power in the context of international relations
- D. international law
Explanation
In international relations, power is the capacity of a nation to use its resources to influence or alter the behaviour of other nations. Foreign policy is the strategy a state adopts, while diplomacy is one instrument used to implement it.
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