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A) Africa
B) Asia
C) Latin America
D) The Middle East
E) Sub-Saharan Africa
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A) In a number of counties they crushed strong subversive groups and restored order, but often at a tremendous cost in civil liberties and human life
B) They restore stability in the short run but don't stay in power long enough for it to last
C) Because of the public backlash against military repression, instability escalates quickly
D) In general, the armed forces has restored order while only slightly violating human rights
E) Usually, as instability gets worse, the military is forced to step down rather quickly
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A) In most of the pro-democracy uprisings in the Arab world, the soldiers defected to side with the rebels
B) In most of the Arab world, a large portion of the soldiers in the standing army disobeyed their officers' commands to fire on the protesters
C) The military would have been unable to protect the old regime were it not for the large number of mercenary soldiers under their command who depended on the military for their livelihood
D) In almost all cases, the armed forces stayed neutral during these uprisings
E) The armed forces' willingness or reluctance to defend the old regime largely determined the likelihood that the regime would be toppled by the protesters
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A) the middle class.
B) the rich landowning class.
C) families of industrialists.
D) peasant families.
E) the working class.
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A) The strength of civil society
B) The size and strength of their armed forces
C) The size of the GNP per capita
D) The level of legitimacy of the civilian government
E) The performance of the economy, including the rate of inflation
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A) South America
B) South Asia
C) Sub-Saharan Africa
D) East Asia
E) The Caribbean
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A) Successful in most cases
B) Fairly universally unsuccessful
C) Very successful in the Middle East but unsuccessful in Asia and Africa
D) Very successful in some countries like Chile, Indonesia, and South Korea, but unsuccessful in most cases such as Burma and Argentina
E) Generally, in the Third World, military governments have been far less successful than civilian governments
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A) Joining peace-keeping forces for the UN or regional organizations
B) Establishing military-owned businesses
C) Building roads, schools, clinics and other work projects that meet a civilian need (civic action)
D) Combating truck trafficking in countries that have serious problems with such trafficking
E) All of the above
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A) The middle class
B) Rural landowners
C) Industrialists
D) Peasants
E) The working class
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A) As civilian governments replaced many military regimes, military expenditures went down somewhat
B) As many military regimes were replaced by civilian governments, the absolute amount of military expenditures actually went up overall
C) Military expenditures as a percentage of GDP almost always went up
D) Military expenditures were usually covered by foreign aid from either the United States, Germany, China, or Russia
E) The absolute level of military spending declined sharply
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