Which of the following is proven true with an investigation of NAFTA?(1 point)

Question

Responses

NAFTA created many problems for all three countries that resulted in major changes in the USMCA.
NAFTA created many problems for all three countries that resulted in major changes in the USMCA.

NAFTA allowed the member countries to trade with each other for the first time.
NAFTA allowed the member countries to trade with each other for the first time.

NAFTA resulted in job losses for some Americans but also lower prices on goods sold in the U.S.
NAFTA resulted in job losses for some Americans but also lower prices on goods sold in the U.S.

The USMCA expanded NAFTA by introducing new member countries.

Answer 1

The statement that is proven true with an investigation of NAFTA is:

NAFTA resulted in job losses for some Americans but also lower prices on goods sold in the U.S.

This reflects the mixed economic impacts of NAFTA, where while some industries faced job losses due to competition, consumers benefited from lower prices on a variety of goods. The other statements either incorrectly state facts about NAFTA or misrepresent its historical context.

Answer 2

Which type of trade agreement is the USMCA?(1 point)
Responses

regional
regional

global
global

embargo
embargo

bilateral

Answer 3

The USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) is classified as a regional trade agreement. It involves three countries in North America: the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Answer 4

After investigating intergovernmental organizations, what makes the UN different from others?(1 point)
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The UN is a nongovernmental organization; the others are sponsored and supported by governments.
The UN is a nongovernmental organization; the others are sponsored and supported by governments.

The UN only serves to help with the economic and military problems of its member states.
The UN only serves to help with the economic and military problems of its member states.

The UN is able to act more quickly to solve world problems than more specific organizations.
The UN is able to act more quickly to solve world problems than more specific organizations.

The UN does many different things in the world; other organizations are focused on more specific world problems.

Answer 5

The statement that best describes what makes the UN different from other intergovernmental organizations is:

The UN does many different things in the world; other organizations are focused on more specific world problems.

The United Nations addresses a wide range of issues, including peace and security, human rights, humanitarian assistance, sustainable development, and international law, while many other organizations tend to focus on more specific goals or issues.

Answer 6

Which treaty helped secure the safety of Europe during the Cold War?(1 point)
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The Treaty of Paris of 1783
The Treaty of Paris of 1783

The North Atlantic Treaty
The North Atlantic Treaty

START I (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty I)
START I (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty I)

The Treaty of Versailles

Answer 7

The treaty that helped secure the safety of Europe during the Cold War is The North Atlantic Treaty. This treaty established NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) in 1949, providing a collective defense mechanism for member countries against potential aggression, particularly from the Soviet Union.

Answer 8

What was the main purpose of both NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement) and the USMCA (United States–Mexico—Canada Agreement) that replaced it?(1 point)
Responses

to pledge to defend each other
to pledge to defend each other

to ease border crossings between the countries
to ease border crossings between the countries

to settle border disputes among the three countries
to settle border disputes among the three countries

to remove trade barriers among the three countries

Answer 9

The main purpose of both NAFTA (the North American Free Trade Agreement) and the USMCA (United States–Mexico—Canada Agreement) that replaced it was to remove trade barriers among the three countries. Both agreements aimed to facilitate trade by reducing tariffs and other obstacles to trade among the United States, Canada, and Mexico.