A state's resolve consists of the:
A)length of time it has spent negotiating with its opponents.
B)outcome of protracted negotiations.
C)superiority of its armaments.
D)quality of its military leadership.
E)willingness of a state to bear the costs of war in order to achieve its goal.

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A state's resolve is primarily determined by its willingness to bear the costs of war in order to achieve its goals. This includes the political and economic costs, as well as the human toll of casualties and the destruction of infrastructure. The other options may influence a state's ability to achieve its goals or its tactical advantage, but they do not determine its overall resolve.

A State's Resolve Consists of The