International Political Community

Determines prices of products in different countries

Decreases competition between countries

Makes a country dependent on the other

None of these

Italy

Germany

Spain

Mexico

Multinational corporation

Joint stock company

Global company

None of these

The chief Minister of Italy

Revolutionary of Germany

A catholic missionary

The chancellor of Germany

Lesser competition among producers

Greater competition among producers

No competition between producers

None of these

Unintentionally uniting people to oppose foreign domination

Promoting free trade associations among the colonies

Establishing Christianity as the common religion

Discouraging patriotic feelings toward the mother country

Big producers

Small producers

Rural poor

None of these

Treaty of Versailles

Treaty of Constantinople

Treaty of Frankfurt

Treaty of Vienna

At the palace of Prussia

At the half of Mirrors in palace of Versailles.

At the church of st Peters

At the church of St panli

Tendencies to a worldwide reach, impact, or connectedness of social phenomena

A world-encompassing awareness among social actors

World-wide access to markets, cheap labor and cheap costs of production

Both A and B