The "Arab socialist" style of government in the mid-20th century was most inspired by:
a) Egypt under Nasser.
Explanation:
1. Gamal Abdel Nasser, the President of Egypt from 1956 to 1970, played a significant role in promoting Arab socialism.
2. Nasser's leadership in Egypt focused on modernization, nationalization of industries, land reforms, and anti-imperialist policies.
3. His emphasis on pan-Arab unity and social justice influenced other Arab countries and leaders in the region.
4. Nasser's policies and vision laid the foundation for the Arab socialist movement and influenced the development of similar ideologies in other Arab nations during that period.
Therefore, Egypt under Nasser provided the most inspiration for the "Arab socialist" style of government in the mid-20th century.
