I believe the answer is: an external locus of control
People who believe in external locus of control will perceive that everything that happen in their life are outside of their control.
Because of this, such people tend to blame all of the failures in their life to 'luck' , deity, or other people's actions rather than focusing on putting the effort to maintain their success. On average, people with external locus of control tend to unable to get into leadership positions due to their sheer negativity.
"None of the above" are not reasons why small societies can maintain stability in the long term better than larger societies, since all of them have a certain merit.
Transportation and telecommunications
The organization of the transportation network is of crucial importance to Congo, a country of continental dimensions, rich economic resources, and limited maritime access. Congo’s generally poor transportation infrastructure is a major factor in its economic underdevelopment, a situation exacerbated by years of civil conflict. The Congo River and its tributaries, historically a chief means of transportation in the country, serve as the main transport arteries. These rivers are supplemented by rail, road, and both private and public air services.
Answer:
External locus of control
Explanation:
Mark failed his last test and blamed it on the fact that the test was poorly written and the room was too noisy for him to concentrate, not because he didn't study for the test. Mark would be said to have an External locus of control.
The first form of government was through 1776 or 1777