Criticisms of attempts to help the global south through foreign aid include which of the following? Theglobal north doesn't give nearly enough aid There are too many conditions tied to foreign aid Aid is given to promote the interests of the north.not the interests of the south Corruption within the south prevents aid from being effective All of the above

## Step 1<br />The problem presents a multiple-choice question about the criticisms of attempts to help the global south through foreign aid. The options include:<br />- The global north doesn't give nearly enough aid<br />- There are too many conditions tied to foreign aid<br />- Aid is given to promote the interests of the north, not the interests of the south<br />- Corruption within the south prevents aid from being effective<br />- All of the above<br /><br />## Step 2<br />Each of the options represents a common criticism of foreign aid. The first option suggests that the global north doesn't give enough aid, which is a common criticism. The second option points out that there are too many conditions tied to foreign aid, which is another common criticism. The third option argues that aid is given to promote the interests of the north, not the interests of the south, which is also a common criticism. The fourth option suggests that corruption within the south prevents aid from being effective, which is another common criticism.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The last option, "All of the above", suggests that all of the above criticisms are valid. Given that all the individual options are common criticisms of foreign aid, the correct answer is "All of the above".