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1 Intro |  religious and moral attitudes, political and social systems, and
2 Intro | instance, that geographical and political boundaries were both of
3 1,B   |                              B. Political and economic context~5.
4 1,B   |       necessary to economic and political development, and the growing
5 1,B   |     purposes of ideological and political manipulation, unregulated
6 1,B   |          although the legal and political frameworks within which
7 3,C   |        by economic, social, and political elites.~These things are
8 3,D   |      upon wealth, education, or political power. The right to communicate
9 3,D   | communications.~Where legal and political structures foster the domination