Mexico's Membership in NAFTA Is Symbolic of Its

Mexico's membership in NAFTA is symbolic of its

A) continuous integration in the world economy since its colonization by Spain.
B) current acceptance of its role in the global economy after a brief period of turning inward following the Mexican Revolution in order to assert its economic independence.
C) only recent integration into the world economy.
D) attempt to overthrow the shackles of foreign domination, which has plagued the country throughout its history.
E) acceptance of U.S. economic domination.