Humanities CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is the strongest relationship that can exist between two nations?

Symbiosis
Reconciliation
Alliance
Affiliation

The correct answer is: Alliance

An alliance is the strongest relationship that can exist between two nations because it involves a formal agreement or treaty between them. This means that the two nations have agreed to work together and support each other in various areas such as security, trade, and diplomacy. Symbiosis refers to a close and mutual relationship, but it is not necessarily a formal or official agreement between nations. Reconciliation and affiliation also do not necessarily involve a formal agreement, making them not as strong as an alliance. While reconciliation focuses on resolving conflicts and improving relations, affiliation simply refers to a connection or association. Therefore, the strongest relationship that can exist between two nations is an alliance.