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AP Success - AP World History: Exploring the Non-Aligned Movement

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"The Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries noting that there are crises that lead towards a world conflict in the transition from an old order based on domination to a new order based on cooperation between nations, focused on freedom, equality and social justice . . can only be achieved only if this confrontation leads to a world where the domination of colonialism-imperialism and neo-colonialism in all their manifestations is radically eliminated."

Belgrade Declaration of Non-Aligned Countries, 6 September 1961

Question 1

Multiple choice

Which of the following best reflects the primary goal of the Non-Aligned Movement as expressed in the Belgrade Declaration of 1961?

Question 2

Multiple choice

The Belgrade Declaration of Non-Aligned Countries is most directly a response to which of the following international contexts of the early 1960s?

Question 3

Multiple choice

The reference to 'a world conflict in the transition from an old order' in the Belgrade Declaration most likely alludes to which historical process?

Question 4

Multiple choice

The concept of 'neo-colonialism' mentioned in the Belgrade Declaration refers to which of the following?

Question 5

Multiple choice

The Belgrade Declaration's emphasis on 'freedom, equality and social justice' suggests that the Non-Aligned Movement was influenced by which of the following ideologies?

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