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which of the following is not a reason for u. s. support of tsunami victims in south asia?

foreign aid and the u. s.: select the correct answer from the choices provided.
a.
the victims will be good public relations for the u. s. and make more people admire the u. s.
b.
the victims will become dependent on u. s. food and assistance, so that they will become close friends of the u. s.
c.
we can easily these people in need, and therefore we are morally obligated to .
d.
it will give other countries a more positive view of the u. s.

answer:

c.

we can easily these people in need, and therefore we are morally obligated to .

the u.s support the tsunami victims in south asia because the are very committed  with their words that they will and provide supports in countries who are under griefs and suffering from starvation due to calamities. u.s already announced even before the tsunami attack that they will provide support and assistance in south asia and other countries. so its c

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