American Attitudes Toward Decisions Made by IGO's Could Best Be

question 54

Multiple Choice

American attitudes toward decisions made by IGO's could best be summarized as

• A) increasingly willing to accept IGO rulings.
• B) categorically opposed to granting IGO's authority.
• C) increasingly wary of IGO rulings.
• D) issue dependent.

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