Contemporary events both support and refute Huntington's thesis in that
A) liberal democracy is popular but not necessarily accepted in all regions of the world.
B) there is a social-psychological distance between cultures but it may not lead to fault line wars.
C) fragmentation is occurring but not as a result of globalization.
D) some states support a world government but others embrace state sovereignty.

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The Answer of Contemporary events both support and refute Huntington's thesis in that
A) liberal democracy is popular but not necessarily accepted in all regions of the world.
B) there is a social-psychological distance between cultures but it may not lead to fault line wars.
C) fragmentation is occurring but not as a result of globalization.
D) some states support a world government but others embrace state sovereignty.

Contemporary Events Both Support and Refute Huntington's Thesis in That