Question

which of the following is generally not a reason why humans compete for territory? a. human instinct b. political control c. safety and security d. international recognition please select the best answer from the choices provided.

Explanation:

Human instinct can drive territorial competition as it relates to survival - like securing resources. Political control over territory is a common reason as it gives power and influence. Safety and security are also key motives as larger or more strategic territory can offer protection. International recognition is not a primary direct reason for competing for territory; while it might be a secondary outcome in some cases, it is not a fundamental driver compared to the others.

Answer:

D. international recognition