Which country would be most likely to join an intergovernmental

organization?

A. An aggressive country that believes countries should resolve

disputes on their own

B. A powerful democracy whose people worry about giving up any

political autonomy

C. A poor dictatorship that hopes to improve its reputation with other countries

D. A highly restrictive country that wants to avoid interacting with the

outside world

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15 July, 08:15

Which country would be most likely to join an intergovernmental

organization?

A. An aggressive country that believes countries should resolve

disputes on their own

B. A powerful democracy whose people worry about giving up any

political autonomy

C. A poor dictatorship that hopes to improve its reputation with other countries

D. A highly restrictive country that wants to avoid interacting with the

outside world

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Olive Shepard 15 July, 08:39
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Answer:C

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Vaughan · Answer 1

The country with "A powerful democracy whose people worry about giving up any political autonomy" would be most likely to join an intergovernmental organization.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

Joining IGO is also beneficial in terms of increment of relationships with other states which may result in declination of economic walls, protection from attacking or opposition parties, may leads to several beneficial alliance in order to shield nation from future wars or crisis. Therefore, such actions highlight importance of Unity and development of nations.

A powerful democratic nation is most likely to join intergovernmental organization (IGO) because native people are worried about giving up any political right of self government, economic, security and prominence benefits too.