The Fact That the United States Remains Silent in the Face

question 29

Multiple Choice

The fact that the United States remains silent in the face of human rights violations by a number Of countries illustrates that

• A)the United States has been pursuing a policy of isolationism since the end of
• World War II.
• B)protecting human rights is less important to American foreign policy than security concerns and economic interests.
• C)the president has only limited power in determining American foreign policy.
• D)Congress has only limited power in determining American foreign policy.

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A molecule known as adenosine triphosphate, which serves as a carrier of energy inside cells for metabolic processes.

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A simple sugar (monosaccharide) that, together with glucose, forms the disaccharide lactose; important in energy metabolism and found in dairy products.

Glucose

An elementary sugar critical for energy in living organisms and a key element of many carbohydrate compounds.

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The primary type of sugar that is prevalent or most important within a particular context, such as glucose in human blood.