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Mr3Hunna

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What do we mean by the term imagined communities?
 
  a. Our identities are based on flexible, changing definition of who our communities are.
  b. Colonial powers drew boundaries that were convenient for them but paid little respect to existing divisions.
  c. International organizations provide aid to the Global South specifically to lowest-level communities.
  d. Globalization has challenged us to think of ourselves as part of one large community rather than severalsmaller ones.
 e. Community is a word that we imbue with meaning.

Question 2

Which theory do the authors argue is most helpful in understanding global interconnections at all levels?
 
  a. Dependency theory
  b. Marxism
  c. System theory
  d. Theory of democratic peace
  e. Realism



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