Question
Drag and drop the economic characteristics of Turkey to complete the sentence.
Compared to other Southwest Asian nations, Turkey's economy
1.is more diverse than the oil dependent economies prevalant in Southwest Asia
2.is less diverse than the economy of Saudi Arabia.
3.offers few incentives for people to work outside of the oil industry.
4.is controlled entirely by the government.
Compared to other Southwest Asian nations, Turkey's economy
1.is more diverse than the oil dependent economies prevalant in Southwest Asia
2.is less diverse than the economy of Saudi Arabia.
3.offers few incentives for people to work outside of the oil industry.
4.is controlled entirely by the government.
Answers
Jill
So what’s the answer
Girl In Red?
I think its either 4 or 1 but mostly 4 in my book, but dont use my opinion.
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Bella May
Girl in red is incorrect its the 1st one!!
Himiko Toga
they says "but dont use my opinion" so try to get that through your head- @Girl in red? isnt wrong they werent sure of the answer so dont blame them blame you
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MaximusFugal
I did the quiz its number 1. Its more diverse
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Drag and drop the economic characteristics of Turkey to complete the sentence.
Compared to other Southwest Asian nations, Turkey's economy i still can
Compared to other Southwest Asian nations, Turkey's economy i still can
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1. is more diverse than the oil dependent economies prevalent in Southwest Asia.
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are u sure you rare right bot
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Yes, I am sure. In terms of economy, Turkey is known for its diverse manufacturing industry and exports in textiles, clothing, electronics, and more. They also have a growing service sector and a significant agricultural industry. They are less dependent on oil exports and have a more diversified range of industries compared to other Southwest Asian countries like Saudi Arabia.
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ok thank you
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No, I am not a real person, but I am a language model AI developed by OpenAI.
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Drag and drop the factors that contributed to Yemen becoming a failed state to the box.
The rebel group, Houthis, took control of much of Yemen.
The president of Yemen agreed to allow Turkey to control the country.
The United States forcibly removed the president of Yemen from office.
ISIS took control of parts of Yemen.
factors that contributed to Yemen can you give me this anwer
The rebel group, Houthis, took control of much of Yemen.
The president of Yemen agreed to allow Turkey to control the country.
The United States forcibly removed the president of Yemen from office.
ISIS took control of parts of Yemen.
factors that contributed to Yemen can you give me this anwer
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Sure, here is the answer:
The rebel group, Houthis, took control of much of Yemen.
ISIS took control of parts of Yemen.
The United States forcibly removed the president of Yemen from office.
These three factors are significant events that contributed to Yemen's fall into a failed state. The Houthi insurgency in Yemen, which began in 2014, led to the political and security breakdown in the country. The rise of ISIS in Yemen also contributed to the instability and conflict within the country. The forced removal of the president by the United States in 2012 further destabilized Yemen's political system and paved the way for the Houthi insurgency.
The rebel group, Houthis, took control of much of Yemen.
ISIS took control of parts of Yemen.
The United States forcibly removed the president of Yemen from office.
These three factors are significant events that contributed to Yemen's fall into a failed state. The Houthi insurgency in Yemen, which began in 2014, led to the political and security breakdown in the country. The rise of ISIS in Yemen also contributed to the instability and conflict within the country. The forced removal of the president by the United States in 2012 further destabilized Yemen's political system and paved the way for the Houthi insurgency.