Author Question: What does it mean when an IGO has supranational functions? a. It has been created to study ... (Read 112 times)

ashley · **on:** Sep 4, 2018

What does it mean when an IGO has supranational functions?

a. It has been created to study metaphysical phenomena.
b. It has not yet been able to accomplish what it was set up to do.
c. It has taken on budgetary responsibilities.
d. It has received power from member-states to make decisions that are binding
on member-states even if unanimous consent has not been achieved from all
members.

Question 2

Which of the following was not one of the major reasons behind the formation of the European Union?

a. The states of Europe feared that without integration, there could be another
terribly devastating war on the continent in the future.
b. The European states feared that if they did not unite, they would begin to suffer under American
international hegemony.
c. The destruction of the war was so widespread that it required a regional response, not just a response in
one or two countries.
d. Both Europeans and the United States felt that a united Europe would be a good
counterbalance to the Soviet Union.