Which of the following best describes the development prospects of Zambia and South Korea in 1964?
A)Zambia's prospects for development were promising as Zambia was rich in copper and had a popular newly elected president,while South Korea's prospects for development were weak.
B)South Korea's prospects for development were strong as South Korea was experiencing an industrial revolution,supported by a democratically elected government,while Zambia's prospects for development were weak.
C)Both Zambia and South Korea faced weak prospects for development,as neither country possessed natural resources.
D)Both Zambia and South Korea faced strong prospects for development,as both countries possessed natural resources.

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In 1964, Zambia was considered to have promising development prospects due to its rich copper resources and the popularity of its newly elected president. On the other hand, South Korea's prospects were seen as weak, largely because it was still recovering from the Korean War and lacked significant natural resources, making its path to industrialization and economic development less clear at that time.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Development Prospects of Zambia