Based on geographic criteria, are Egypt and Libyaor Canada and South Africa more likely to go to war, and why?
a. Egypt and Libya are more likely to go to war because they are located next to each other.
b. Egypt and Libya are more likely to go to war because they have desert regions.
c. Canada and South Africa are more likely to go to war because they are both former British colonies.
d. Canada and South Africa are more likely to go to war because they are on opposite sides of the world.
a. Egypt and Libya are more likely to go to war because they are located next to each other.
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