Wong: Although all countries are better off as democracies, a transitional autocratic stage is sometimes required before a country can become democratic. Tate: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value, but the simple material needs of people are more important. Some countries can better meet these needs as autocracies than as democracies. Wong's and Tate's statements provide the most support for the claim that they disagree over the truth of which one of the following? ['The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value.', 'All democracies succeed in meeting the simple material needs of people.', 'Nothing is more important to a country than the freedom and autonomy of the individuals who live in that country.', 'There are some countries that are better off as autocracies than as democracies.']