Nongovernmental organizations NGOs) reach a new level of influence in the latter part of the twentieth century for which of the following reasons?
A) During the Cold War, the populations of Third World countries needed a voice to advocate for their autonomy from the superpower conflict.
B) In the 1970s, people could not rely on the world's many nondemocratic governments to protect human rights.
C) At the end of the Cold War, the elimination of communism as a system of government created an ideological power vacuum.
D) During the 1970s, developing nations began to push back against the demands of the World Bank and the IMF.

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NGOs gained influence as they were seen as necessary advocates for human rights, especially in regions where nondemocratic governments were not protecting these rights.

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