Suppose the United States signs a treaty with the European
Union agreeing to eliminate purity regulations on agricultural goods imported into the United States from members of the European Union. This action would _____.
a. alter international law
b. undermine U.S. sovereignty
c. slow the process of globalization
d. violate international human rights norms
Question 2
A state that becomes a new member of the World Trade Organization _____.
a. loses some of its sovereignty
b. solves its immigration problems
c. adopts new human rights norms
d. experiences a sharp rise in imports
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