Which level of analysis considers the interactions of states themselves without regard to their internal makeup or the particular leaders who lead them?

Correct answer: A. interstate

  • A. interstate
  • B. individual
  • C. global
  • D. nationalGet Study Guides

Explanation

The interstate level examines relationships and interactions among states while setting aside their domestic institutions and individual leaders. The national level focuses on internal features, and the individual level focuses on leaders or decision-makers.

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