Define what makes a government strong

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Question: Evaluate whether new nations depend of strong governments to succeed. Take a position on whether strong governments are necessary to ensure stability and prosperity for new nations. Be sure to define what makes a government strong, and use at least three examples from the lesson or outside sources to define your position. In this lesson we've covered New Nations in Asia.

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