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The willingness to go to war to get the other side is to back down was referred to as brinkmanship A) massive retaliation B) brinkmanship C) defcon D) nuclear threat

The willingness to go to war to get the other side is to back down was referred to as brinkmanship A) massive retaliation B) brinkmanship C) defcon D) nuclear threat
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The willingness to go to war to get the other side is to back down was referred to as brinkmanship

A) massive retaliation
B) brinkmanship
C) defcon
D) nuclear threat

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