The Effect of Superpower Competition in Shaping the Postwar Order

question 56

Multiple Choice

The effect of superpower competition in shaping the postwar order is best seen in:

• A)the original composition of the permanent membership of the UN Security Council.
• B)consistent U.S.promotion of democracy in Latin America during the Cold War.
• C)the original membership of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT).
• D)conflict between the United States and the European Union over agricultural subsidies.

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Definitions:

Tangible Elements

Physical or concrete components that can be seen, touched, and measured, as opposed to abstract or theoretical elements.

Inspection Point

A specific location or stage in the production or supply process where quality or compliance checks are performed.

Supplier's Plant

The factory or production site belonging to a supplier where goods are manufactured or processed.

Poka-yoke

A Japanese term referring to a mistake-proofing technique or device designed to prevent errors by workers in manufacturing processes.