Despite the fact that the United Nations plays a central role in addressing international issues ranging from international security to global development, health and disease, and crime, the organization __________
a. is far less effective, on the whole, than international economic organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) in addressing and alleviating these concerns
b. is considered entirely ineffectual by most observers, who have issued continuing calls for reforms despite member state reluctance to support them
c. is hobbled by the fact that none of its actions can ever be considered binding on states
d. has a smaller annual budget than that of many large cities and national agencies, and remains less powerful than many of its founders hoped it would be
Answer: D
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a. the Midwest and the West b. the Northeast and the South c. the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast d. the South and the West
Because the Constitution was created by states entering into a compact, the national constitution and government are equal partners with the states
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.