Describe in a short paragraph the reasons why the decolonization of more than 75 nations resulted in problems that could leave them open to communist influence.

In these nations the colonial empire did not leave the infrastructure necessary to prosper. The major piece of infrastructure was government. This led to wars and power struggles. The governments that eventually arose were often corrupt and favored a ruling elite who left the masses to starve. Communism is a workers movement which aims to promote equality and topple corrupt, elitist regimes. Therefore the starving people of these countries would find communism favorable to their current conditions.

A.

Explanation:

There were about 45,000 casualties in thirty-six days.