Question 12
POST_UTME_COVENANT_UNIVERSITY
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2025
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GOVERNMENT
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objective
In the context of international relations, what is the difference between a 'soft power' and a 'hard power'?
Answer Options
A.
Soft power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through coercion, while hard power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through persuasion.
Correct Answer
B.
Soft power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through persuasion, while hard power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through coercion.
C.
Soft power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through economic means, while hard power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through military means.
D.
Soft power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through military means, while hard power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through economic means.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
Soft power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through persuasion, while hard power refers to the ability of a state to influence others through coercion.
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2025
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2025
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