The Theory of Came Out of the Policy of Deterrence

question 29

Multiple Choice

The theory of came out of the policy of deterrence. It held that if the forces of two nations were equally capable of destroying each other, neither nation would take a chance on war.

• A) collective security
• B) isolationism
• C) containment
• D) mutually assured destruction
• E) détente

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