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Which of the following best supports the argument that colonialism was responsible for the lack of economic development in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East in the late twentieth century?A. The tendency of former colonies to export raw materialsB. Corruption within the governments of former coloniesC. The presence of impoverished groups within industrialized statesD. The prosperity of some newly independent states
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