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What is one important difference between international politics and domestic politics?
  1. In international politics there is no single government with the authority to resolve disputes among nations; within a country the government normally has such authority.
  2. In international politics countries often have conflicting interests; within a country citizens have common interests.
  3. In international politics countries stay in alliances for long periods; within a country citizens change political parties often.
  4. In international politics countries never change borders; within a country the borders of states change often.
Explanation
Answer: A - In international politics there is no single government with the authority to resolve disputes among nations; within a country the government normally has such authority.
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