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The two paragraphs below describe an international organization.
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The two paragraphs below describe an international organization.
The passage of NAFTA in November, 1993, was a stunning victory for President Clinton and a vivid illustration of how Presidents tend to get their way with Congress more often in foreign policy matters than in the matters of domestic policy.
Early in the NAFTA debate Clinton argued that NAFTA was crucial to his economic program and a boom to the creation of high-skill, high wage jobs. What was the purpose behind this organization?
a To maintain peace and security while encouraging human rights
b To create a giant trade zone with Mexico and Canada
c To settle disputes between countries peacefully in the World Court
d To form a defensive against attacks by potential aggressors
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