The correct answer is the International Court of Justice (known colloquially or informally as the World Court). President Roosevelt was highly committed to international cooperation, and in 1935 he fought, unsuccessfully, for U.S. membership in the World Court, the main judicial organ of the United Nations and the one that arbitrates legal disputes among UN member nations.
In fact, the United States has never had an easy relationship with the ICJ, and in 1986 it withdrew from that organ's compulsory jurisdiction, since the court ruled that it owed Nicaragua war reparations after having occupied it between 1912 and 1933.
I would go with answer choice D).
caucus is the answer for apex
The paragraph is missing analysis connecting the argument--that the Executive Order was unconstitutional--to the evidence.
The paragraph does a good job explaining the context of Executive Order 9066 and what the order entailed. It ends the paragraph with the argument that the order was unconstitutional. However, there is no explanation of why the order is unconstitutional. The writer needs to explain how the Executive Order violated constitutional rights. The argument would be even more solid if it included the specific amendments or clauses that the order violated.
Explanation
The immediate cause that caused the outbreak of the First World War was, as I already mentioned, the murder of the Austrian-Hungarian archduke, Francisco Fernando, in Sarajevo Serbia, on June 28, 1914