In Some Revolutions,such as Cuba's,government Corruption Undermined the Legitimacy of the Old

question 10

True/False

In some revolutions,such as Cuba's,government corruption undermined the legitimacy of the old regime.However,in other revolutions,such as Nicaragua's,the issue of government corruption played no role in the collapse of the old regime.

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