Question

multiple choice question
how does samuel huntingtons argument about the new world order differ from the view of fukuyama?

huntington believed in a harmonious world that emphasized free market capitalism.

huntington believed that a universal liberal democracy would occur.

huntington believed the world would be split into different civilizations with their own ideology.

huntington believed in the triumph of westernized thought.

Explanation:

Francis Fukuyama argued that the end of the Cold War meant the triumph of liberal democracy and free-market capitalism as the final universal form of human governance. Samuel Huntington, by contrast, rejected this universalist view, positing that future global conflict would stem from clashes between distinct civilizations, each with their own unique ideologies, cultures, and values, rather than a move toward a single global system. The incorrect options describe Fukuyama's views, not Huntington's.

Answer:

Huntington believed the world would be split into different civilizations with their own ideology.