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What is the relationship between warfare and basic needs?
 
  A) Being at war produces economic wealth for a country's military industries, raising the ability of all citizens to meet their basic needs.
  B) Being at war allows a country to acquire resources to meet basic needs through conquest.
  C) Being poor, with unmet basic needs, makes a society more war prone.
  D) Being poor, with unmet basic needs, makes a society less war prone.

Question 2

In recent years, states in which region have elected leftist presidents committed to changing course away from free-market capitalism and toward a socialist philosophy with more state-owned industries?
 
  A) Latin America
  B) East Asia
  C) Sub-Saharan Africa
  D) Eastern Europe



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: A





 

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