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What were the key factors that led to global state divisions described as East/West and North/South ...

What were the key factors that led to global state divisions described as East/West and North/South divides?

A) capitalist colonialism and imperialism
B) regionalism and sectionalism
C) the freer flow of goods and information
D) international and supranational organizations
E) heartlands and pivot areas

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