According to Henry Kissinger, the Nation-State Is Being Challenged by Internal

Multiple Choice

According to Henry Kissinger, the nation-state is being challenged by internal and external forces that

A) ultimately will not be able to replace the nation-state itself.
B) had very little impact outside of the home mortgage and banking problems in the United States and Britain.
C) are blamed for all manner of economic problems, but their effects are actually overstated.
D) represent threats to the independence and authority of the nation-state.