In most cases, stable democracies have a per capita GDP of $10,000 per year. Where does India fit with this relationship?
a. India has a GDP above $10,000 and is a stable democracy.
b. India has a GDP under $10,000 and is a stable democracy.
c. India has a GDP above $10,000 and is not a stable democracy.
d. India has a GDP under $10,000 and is not a stable democracy.
b
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George just moved to Texas and wants to vote in the next election. Which statement describes the process he should now undertake in order to vote do so?
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