Which of the following is true about new foreign treaties?

They prevent the formation of alliances with other countries.
They do not have an effect on the domestic policies of a country.
People could be worried whether they will affect their jobs and businesses.
People do not care about them or whether lawmakers will approve the agreements

Question

Which of the following is true about new foreign treaties?

They prevent the formation of alliances with other countries.
 They do not have an effect on the domestic policies of a country.
 People could be worried whether they will affect their jobs and businesses.
 People do not care about them or whether lawmakers will approve the agreements

SmokeyBrown · Answer

I think the third option, "People could be worried whether they will affect their jobs and businesses" would be the best answer.
A treaty can actually be for the purpose of forming foreign alliances, so the first option is out.
Foreign treaties mainly deal with foreign policy, but they can have an effect on domestic policy as well, which disqualifies the second option.
And the fourth option, people don't care about laws that are passed, I would at least hope is false.