Which of the Following Best Describe Immanuel Kant's Theorization on the Global

Which of the following best describe Immanuel Kant's theorization on the global order?

A) Activity in the global order is motivated by the search for security in a world that is dominated by other self-interested and selfish states.
B) Activity in the global order is motivated by the anarchy of that order rather than reactions or pressures from other states.
C) States acquire self-defined identities by participating in collective meanings of things like anarchy and order, thus the state of the global order is what states make of it.
D) Global order is established through inter-state and regional interactions through recognition, open relationships, and agreements about how to interact with one another.