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.
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
Explain the roles played by the members of the House and Senate leadership.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following rules has the Supreme Court applied to majority-minority districts?
a. States may not create majority-minority districts. b. Majority-minority districts may not impact partisan outcomes. c. Districts must be reasonably compact. d. Districting must use race as a predominant factor.