A country undergoing a double transition faces which of these challenges?
a. Leaders of pro-democracy movements typically have little of the political experience needed to govern effectively.
b. Because of the rapid change of both political and military leadership, the country is vulnerable to foreign invasion.
c. Newly-elected leaders may be reluctant to privatize industries because of concerns about the resulting unemployment.
d. The shift from agricultural to industrial production combined with a policy of toleration makes the problem of brain drain worse than usual.
Question 2
Excluding members of an old regime from participating in a new democratic system hinders the process of democratization because _____.
a. it magnifies the impact of brain drain
b. it gives old leaders a motive for forcibly retaking power
c. a functioning democracy requires tolerance of the opposition
d. the population often experiences nostalgia about the way life used to be under the old regime
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