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44. Which statement describes the impact of the Green Revolution on developing nations? (1 point)
Environmental protections prevented industrial growth.
Independence movements introduced democratic reforms.
Liberal economic policies opened the region to trade.
New farming technologies increased food output.
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45. Census records for China and India would most likely be used to support which conclusions regarding the two nations? (1 point)
Lack of modern sanitation facilities worsens the spread of disease.
Low food production contributes to malnutrition.
Overpopulation strains available resources.
Rapid industrialization increases air, water, and ground pollution.
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46. Which event enabled the formation of a democratic government in Argentina in 1983? (1 point)
Defeat in the Falklands War weakened the military regime.
Disappearances of political activists motivated a political revolution.
Juan Peron’s autocratic methods led to social unrest.
Socialist reforms spurred a conservative backlash.
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49. Which environmental challenge does the image illustrate? (1 point)
acid rain destruction as a result of harmful emissions
deforestation as a result of development
desertification from global warming
ground and water pollution from factory runoff
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51. What is the name of the series of treaties that ended The Thirty Years' War in 1648? (1 point)
divine rights
huguenots
Bill of Rights
Peace of Westphalia
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52.
Describe the results of ethnic conflict in Bosnia in the 1990s. (4 points)
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New farming technologies increased food output.
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Overpopulation strains available resources.
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Defeat in the Falklands War weakened the military regime.
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deforestation as a result of development
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Peace of Westphalia
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The ethnic conflict in Bosnia in the 1990s resulted in genocide and war crimes committed against Bosniak and Croat populations by Serbian armed forces and nationalist militias. The conflict began when the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992, which was opposed by Bosnian Serbs. Ethnic tensions led to the Siege of Sarajevo, one of the longest sieges in modern history, lasting nearly four years. The conflict resulted in the deaths of over 100,000 people, displacement of millions, and the creation of ethnically divided regions. The United Nations established the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia to prosecute war crimes, and in 1995, the Dayton Accords ended the conflict and established the current power-sharing government structure in Bosnia and Herzegovina.