What is a major difference between the United Nations and the European Union?

A. The European Union is made up of multiple countries that often

disagree with each other.

B. The European Union is able to pass laws that its member states

are expected to follow

C. The European Union does not have any influence over its member

states' economic policies.

D. The European Union does not attempt to reflect the interests of

any country outside Europe.

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8 June, 18:09

What is a major difference between the United Nations and the European Union?

A. The European Union is made up of multiple countries that often

disagree with each other.

B. The European Union is able to pass laws that its member states

are expected to follow

C. The European Union does not have any influence over its member

states' economic policies.

D. The European Union does not attempt to reflect the interests of

any country outside Europe.

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Pratt · Answer 1

The correct answer is (D).

The role of the European Union is basically to promote a kind freedom among its members. These countries work together towards economic and political goals. Although we can undoubtedly say that the European Union respect all countries in the world and gives advice, it does neither interfere nor attempts to reflect the interests of any nation outside of Europe.