Which of the following difficulties would nations that are enclaves most likely face? A.
They are often geographically distant from their governing nations, making administration difficult.
B.
Their border is controlled by another nation that could cut off access to trade in times of conflict.
C.
They depend on another country for military protection and economic assistance.
D.
Other independent states do not recognize their independence, even though they are self-governing.

B.

Explanation:

An enclave is a territory surrounded by territory of other state. It is an outlying part of a country that is mostly or partly surrounded by another state's territory.

The difficulties faced by an enclaves is that the border is controlled by another state, which may hinder the enclaved territory during conflict times. During such times, borders of other states may cut off access to trade.

Therefore, option B is correct.

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