By the 1990s, Who Had Become the MOST Dangerous Enemies

question 40

Multiple Choice

By the 1990s, who had become the MOST dangerous enemies of the United States?

• A) the world's remaining Communist countries such as Cuba
• B) left-of-center governments in Latin America
• C) neo-Nazis in Germany and eastern Europe
• D) shadowy terrorist organizations
• E) computer hackers and other high-tech saboteurs

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