Question 26
POST_UTME_OAU
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2025
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GOVERNMENT
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objective
What is the difference between a 'mandate' and a 'trusteeship' in the context of foreign policy?
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
A mandate is a temporary arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory, while a trusteeship is a permanent arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory
B.
A mandate is a permanent arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory, while a trusteeship is a temporary arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory
C.
A mandate is a system where a country is given control over another country's territory in exchange for economic benefits, while a trusteeship is a system where a country is given control over another country's territory in exchange for military protection
D.
A mandate is a system where a country is given control over another country's territory in exchange for military protection, while a trusteeship is a system where a country is given control over another country's territory in exchange for economic benefits
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
A mandate is a temporary arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory, while a trusteeship is a permanent arrangement where a country is given control over another country's territory
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Post Utme Oau
2025
Government
Question 26.
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objective
questions from the
2025
Post Utme Oau
Government
examination.