The Common Denominator That Applied to Third World Countries in Their

question 34

Multiple Choice

The common denominator that applied to Third World countries in their quest for decolonization was

• A) national pride and resentment at being controlled.
• B) a rapidly expanding, prosperous economy.
• C) converting to Christianity and applying its lessons to themselves.
• D) the of popularity of Marxist ideals of equality.
• E) support for socialist governments.

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Definitions:

Economic Security

Refers to the condition of having stable income or other resources to support a standard of living now and in the foreseeable future.

Democratic Process

The methods and procedures by which democratic societies make decisions, often involving participation through voting, representation, and respect for pluralism and individual rights.

Fair Treatment

The concept of treating all individuals equally, with respect and justice, without discrimination or bias in various contexts such as legal, workplace, and social interactions.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

A unit of the United States Department of Labor, responsible for collecting and analyzing labor market activity, working conditions, and price changes in the economy.