Mobuto Sese Seko, dictator of Zaire/Congo beginning in the mid-1960s, was supported by the United States because
he sought to end the system of apartheid.
his country had been a major ally in World War II.
his country was a major supplier of oil for the U. S.
he was an ally against the spread of communist influence.

Which of the following statements about the economic consequences of the civil war is not accurate. a. inflation caused prices to rise by 80% in the north. b. because southern farms cannot process enough food for everyone in the south the union navy allowed food shipments from britain. c. to pay for all of the food supplies and arrangements that were necessary for the union army congress instituted an income tax. d. business boomed in the north as factories and farms always had a market for their products.