Question

international organizations like the United Nations: A. Can require some surrender of sovereignty or authority of elected officials in the U.S. to set policy. B. Weaken legitimacy because the American public is less likely to support

Answer 1

Answer:

A. Can require some surrender of sovereignty or authority of elected officials in the U.S. to a given set policy.

Explanation:

United Nations, as a body made up of different countries is mandated to promote peace and security in the world.This measure is adopted through the use of voting of the permanent members countries' vote in order to pass a policy or rectify a given one.

In the case of US, the policy to be adopted by the United Nations council overides the individual opinion of any government official.

For example, if the UN decided to send relief materials to Iraq while the US officials are against it, once the policy has been passed and rectified, the US officials are required to surrender to the given set policy.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

There are many International organizations in the world today, up to like three hundred(300) or even more, examples are International Labour Organization,World Health Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, International Telecommunication Union, Bank for International Settlements and many more.

Out of all these international organizations the United Nations has the largest base in the world. For instance now, the United States of America can not go against the United Nations because if the UN supports a motion it means that the decision is a global one.

Option A describes what the United States of America will lose because of their participation in the in International organizations such as the United Nations. Although the United States of America also tend to gain policy support.