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To what did the term mutually assured destruction refer during the Cold War?  A. Nuclear war   B. Global warming   C. Conventional war   D. Economic collapse

To what did the term mutually assured destruction refer during the Cold War?  A. Nuclear war   B. Global warming   C. Conventional war   D. Economic collapse
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To what did the term mutually assured destruction refer during the Cold War? 

A. Nuclear war   B. Global warming   C. Conventional war   D. Economic collapse

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the answer is A. Nuclear war

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it should be a. nuclear war
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