Iceland recognised Lithuania's restored independence in 1991, before most other states. What does this show?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A small state with no army can act independently in foreign policy
- Step 1: Iceland was the first country to recognise the restored Lithuanian state. Step 2. It shows that a small state can take an early diplomatic position. Answer: A small state with no army can act independently in foreign policy. Why not the others: Iceland never ruled Lithuania, was never Soviet, and has no navy.
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