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:

Satisfied Individuals

Persons who experience fulfillment or contentment in aspects of their life or work.

Flaws

Imperfections, faults, or weaknesses that detract from perfection and can affect performance or function.

Culture

The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization, or group.

Stagnant

Characterized by lack of movement, flow, or growth, often suggesting something that has become stale or obsolete due to inactivity or lack of change.