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Question 6(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(06.06 MC)
What is the principle of effective occupation?
OA country cannot claim a territory unless it has established some government there.
O Land is not operated nearly as efficiently with slaves as with machinery and free labor.
OA person's work is the highest factor in their overall emotional well-being.
OA society's citizens will not find their optimum professions without quality education.
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