Multiple Choice
Private individuals often affect international relations by
A) engaging in activities in which officials are unwilling to participate.
B) following the same "rules of the game" as official representatives.
C) leading revolutions.
D) making speeches at the United Nations.
E) voting on policy choices.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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