Collective security requires

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Collective security is the idea that an attack on one member of the international community is an attack on all members, and requires all members to respond with force if necessary. This can only be achieved through an agreement to aid states subject to aggression, as stated in choice B. Choice A is not necessarily required for collective security, as it can be achieved through other means such as international treaties and organizations. Choice C is a different concept altogether and relates to maintaining stability through balancing power between states. Choice D is not a requirement for collective security, as there are many democracies that have not signed onto collective security agreements, and non-democracies that have.

Collective Security Requires