The correct answer is alternative B.
In his speech, Barack Obama doesn't mention China as an enemy or a potential threat. He only acknowledges that China is the other largest consumer of energy. Furthermore, the relationship of the U.S. with China is stable and peaceful, even though it's complex. For this reason, letter B is the correct answer
In his speech, the former President says that " Common sense calls upon us to act in concert ", together. For this reason it would make no sense to go to war, end diplomatic relations or stop trading with China after saying that they need to cooperate.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be Option B.
Explanation:
The president says in his speech that "Rational thinking calls on us to work together in concert." For such a reason, fighting wars, breaking diplomatic ties or stopping trade with China because they claim they will have to collaborate would not make sense.
Barack Obama in his speech neglects to mention China as an adversary or as a possible threat. He admits only that China is the other biggest energy user. Also, the US's relationship with China is peaceful and stable, though complex.
Therefore, Option B is the right answer.
