How does the worldwide social system differ from a social system within a single society?

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Countries are composed of multiple ethnic and racial communitiesThere is an absence of a centralized global authorityCountries lack unified objectivesAll of the above

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The global social system is distinct because countries include diverse ethnic and racial populations, there is no overarching global government, and nations often do not share common goals. Therefore, all these factors differentiate the global system from individual societal systems.

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How does the worldwide social system differ from a social system within a single society?

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