4.2 Understanding U.S. Participation in International Orgs

Which organization is primarily a military alliance?

• The International Court of Justice

• The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

• The World Trade Organization

• The United Nations

What role does the International Court of Justice play in international affairs?

• It resolves trade disputes

• It deals with economic policies

• It settles legal disputes between nations

• It focuses on cultural exchanges

Which organization serves as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations?

• WTO

• UNESCO

• ICJ

• NATO

What is the primary purpose of international organizations like the UN and NATO?

• To focus solely on economic benefits for member states

• To promote cooperation and address global challenges

• To provide a platform for cultural exchange

• To promote global trade exclusively

What is the main function of the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

• To resolve legal disputes between countries

• To promote military alliances

• To facilitate global trade and resolve trade-related issues

• To focus on cultural and educational exchanges

How does U.S. membership in international organizations benefit its global decision-making?

• By focusing solely on domestic issues

• By limiting its diplomatic relations

• By allowing it to shape international norms and policies

• By reducing its participation in global forums

What is emphasized as a key advantage of U.S. participation in international organizations?

• Reduction in diplomatic relations

• Decreased national security

• Isolation from global issues

• Influence in global decision-making

What is a potential disadvantage of U.S. membership in international organizations?

• Limitations on national sovereignty

• Reduced financial obligations

• Increased global cooperation

• Enhanced economic benefits

Which disadvantage of U.S. membership in international organizations is highlighted?

• Financial obligations and sovereignty concerns

• Increased cultural exchanges

• Enhanced global security

• Decreased international cooperation

How can citizens influence their country's policies in international organizations?

• By avoiding participation in political processes

• By directly voting in international decisions

• By participating in local government only

• By expressing opinions to elected officials