In the twentieth century, which group consisted of those countries ruled by communist or socialist governments with central or command economies? a. First World b. Fourth World c. Second World d. Third World
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- First World: Refers to the capitalist, democratic countries aligned with the United States and NATO during the Cold War. - Fourth World: A term sometimes used to describe the poorest and most marginalized indigenous peoples of the world. - Second World: Refers Show more…
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