The rise of Islamic fundamentalism is,in part,a response to:
A)the denial of equal rights for women.
B)the move of traditional Islamic societies toward modernization.
C)the narrowing gap between the rich and the poor.
D)the increasing standard of living in Islamic societies.

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The rise of fundamentalism has no one cause.In part,it is a response to the social pressures created in traditional Islamic societies by the move toward modernization and by the influence of Western ideas,such as liberal democracy,materialism,equal rights for women,and attitudes toward sex,marriage,and alcohol.

The Rise of Islamic Fundamentalism Is,in Part,a Response To