What is a major difference between the United Nations and the Organization of American States?

a. The Organization of American States does not represent any nongovernmental organizations.

b. The Organization of American States is made up of many different member states.

c. The Organization of American States only fights for the interests of countries in the Americas.

d. The Organization of American States promotes economic development in its member states.

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Nicolas Hurst

10 July, 00:17

What is a major difference between the United Nations and the Organization of American States?

a. The Organization of American States does not represent any nongovernmental organizations.

b. The Organization of American States is made up of many different member states.

c. The Organization of American States only fights for the interests of countries in the Americas.

d. The Organization of American States promotes economic development in its member states.

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Keagan Barker · Answer 1

c. The Organization of American States only fights for the interests of countries in the Americas.

The purpose of the Organization of American States id to foster regional solidarity and cooperation among its member states which are the 35 independent states of the Americas. This is unlike the UN which is a global and not regional body.