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Which of the following best describes a conflict between the U.S. and Mexico regarding the Colorado River?(1 point)
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the right to use the river to cross the border
the right to use the river to cross the border
the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river
the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river
the river’s role as the border between the countries
the river’s role as the border between the countries
the possession of the river based on the location of its headwaters
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the right to use the river to cross the border
the right to use the river to cross the border
the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river
the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river
the river’s role as the border between the countries
the river’s role as the border between the countries
the possession of the river based on the location of its headwaters
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The best description of a conflict between the U.S. and Mexico regarding the Colorado River is:
**the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river.**
This conflict largely revolves around water allocation and rights, as the Colorado River is a crucial water source for both countries, and there have been historical disputes regarding how much water each country is entitled to, particularly in light of agreements like the 1944 Water Treaty.
**the right to the use, consumption, and possession of the water of the river.**
This conflict largely revolves around water allocation and rights, as the Colorado River is a crucial water source for both countries, and there have been historical disputes regarding how much water each country is entitled to, particularly in light of agreements like the 1944 Water Treaty.
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