Question
Which statement is the best analysis of the causes of the Arab Spring?(1 point)
Responses
The creation of the nation of Israel led to the Arab Spring.
The creation of the nation of Israel led to the Arab Spring.
The killing of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi by armed rebels led to the Arab Spring.
The killing of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi by armed rebels led to the Arab Spring.
A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.
A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.
The historic divide between Sunni and Shi‘a Islam created a conflict that led to the Arab Spring.
Responses
The creation of the nation of Israel led to the Arab Spring.
The creation of the nation of Israel led to the Arab Spring.
The killing of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi by armed rebels led to the Arab Spring.
The killing of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi by armed rebels led to the Arab Spring.
A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.
A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.
The historic divide between Sunni and Shi‘a Islam created a conflict that led to the Arab Spring.
Answers
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The best analysis of the causes of the Arab Spring from the provided statements is:
**A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.**
This statement accurately captures one of the primary underlying factors that contributed to the widespread protests and uprisings across various countries in the region, as many people sought to challenge oppressive regimes and push for democratic reforms and better governance.
**A long history of authoritarian governments in the Middle East led people to protest and demand reforms.**
This statement accurately captures one of the primary underlying factors that contributed to the widespread protests and uprisings across various countries in the region, as many people sought to challenge oppressive regimes and push for democratic reforms and better governance.
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