Although the Rostow's "Stages of Growth" represent development as a series of evolutionary stages, its success depended on ______.
A) political struggle between the Rostow and Marx
B) political alliance between the West and the Soviet Union
C) political context and a development state willing to create and protect free enterprise
D) political leaders unwilling to fight terrorism and other global wars

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Rostow believed that for his theory to succeed, a development state must exist that is willing to create and protect free enterprise. Thus, political context plays a crucial role in implementing the Stages of Growth theory. The other choices are not relevant to the success of Rostow's theory.

Although the Rostow's "Stages of Growth" Represent Development as a Series