Membership in a Nation-State Is Not Necessarily Voluntary, a Phenomenon

question 37

Multiple Choice

Membership in a nation-state is not necessarily voluntary, a phenomenon that can be understood through an examination of

• A) Religion
• B) Colonialism
• C) trade agreements
• D) corruption

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