Sovereign states may be deterred from violence against others because
A) non-state actors can then inflict enormous damage on sovereign states.
B) they have property, people, and values they wish to protect.
C) the use of force by sovereign states is illegitimate.
D) peacekeeping forces will intervene to stop the conflict.

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Sovereign states have property, people, and values they wish to protect, and therefore they may be deterred from violence against others.

Sovereign States May Be Deterred from Violence Against Others Because