In which Asian nation would the post-war U.S. policy of supporting friendly, democratic, and capitalist nations appear to have been most successful by 1950?
A) China
B) Vietnam
C) Japan
D) Korea
Answer: C
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Unlike hunter-gatherer bands, the peoples of the Natufian complex ________
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Leonid Brezhnev
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