Advanced Placement (AP), 30.03.2020 15:32 Tyrant4life

A. Identify and explain ONE political comparison between decolonization in Africa and Asia OR Latin America.
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B. Identify and explain ONE economic comparison between decolonization in Africa and Asia OR Latin America.
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C. Identify and explain ONE political OR economic contrast between Africa and Asia OR Latin America.
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