In Samuel Huntington's Thesis, Global Terrorism Is a Product of the

question 40

Multiple Choice

In Samuel Huntington's thesis, global terrorism is a product of the

• A) clash of value systems and ideology between civilizations.
• B) widespread acceptance of universal global civilization.
• C) declining liberal democratic ideals.
• D) differences in the factor endowments between countries.
• E) geographical differences between nations.

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Definitions:

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Morphine Sulfate

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