Which of these statements best describes how nigeria and south africa are alike? a. both countries have a history of apartheid. b. both countries have an economy based mainly on manufacturing. c. both countries have an economy based mainly on agriculture. d. both countries lack equal access to education for all children

Which of these statements best describes how Nigeria and South Africa are alike? A. Both countries have a history of apartheid. B. Both countries have an economy based mainly on manufacturing. C. Both countries have an economy based mainly on agriculture. D. Both countries lack equal access to education for all children

not A i think its D

The correct answer is option (B) Both countries have an economy based mainly on manufacturing

Explanation:

Nigeria is known as the giant of Africa and South Africa is the second giant.

The both countries are known for it's manufacturing ability, cultural and sports. There is always one form of competition or the other going on between Nigeria and South Africa. In economic, sports or culture, Nigeria and South Africa always compete for that.

are there actual statements because if not my answer would be: that using the five senses the author can create a sense of worth in an object to appeal to the reader and create meaning.

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