What can be inferred about long-standing rogue states, such as Libya, Iraq, and North Korea?

They failed because the Soviet Union collapsed, and its financial patronage of rogue satellite states ended.

They were successful due to a single leader or dynastic regime maintaining control of the government.

They endured despite frequent political unrest, coup attempts, regime changes, and assassinations.

They were rich because their oceanfront access to shipping routes allowed merchant fleets to plunder.

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Isabel Vargas

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3 March, 01:37

What can be inferred about long-standing rogue states, such as Libya, Iraq, and North Korea?

They failed because the Soviet Union collapsed, and its financial patronage of rogue satellite states ended.

They were successful due to a single leader or dynastic regime maintaining control of the government.

They endured despite frequent political unrest, coup attempts, regime changes, and assassinations.

They were rich because their oceanfront access to shipping routes allowed merchant fleets to plunder.

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Justice Winters · Answer 1

The answer is B) They were successful due to a single leader or dynastic regime maintaining control of the government.

All these government were authoritarian and except for North Korea, all have since collapsed.

The one common factor among, Iraq, Libya and North Korea was that all of these were ruled by one family who were able to maintain strict control over the local population.

Even during economic upheavals, the strong one-party/family control ensured that the country endured.