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Excerpt from Kwame Nkrumah about how independent states of Africa can't do much for their people, but together they could.The speech above by Nkrumah is best understood in the context of which of the following?a Twentieth-century transnational movements attempting to unite people across national boundariesb Competition between Cold War powers to influence the development of newly independent statesC African and Latin American ant-colonial movements motivated by Enlightenment ideologyd International economic institutions attempting to spread free market economics in the developing world
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