The U.S. government continues to be committed to free-trade agreements, as evidenced by the more recent passage of CAFTA. The future goal of U.S. free-trade advocates is:
A) to make South and Central American nations the textile hubs of the world, while the U.S. focuses on the advancement of services.
B) a large free-trade area that would include all nations of South and North America.
C) unmonitored free trade across all international borders.
D) standardized import quotas among participating nations.

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The passage states that the future goal of U.S. free-trade advocates is a large free-trade area that would include all nations of South and North America. Option B is the closest match. The other options are not mentioned in the passage.

The US Government Continues to Be Committed to Free-Trade Agreements, as as Evidenced