In the 1950s, the Term "Nonaligned Nations" Came to Describe

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the 1950s, the term "nonaligned nations" came to describe countries that

• A) sought to remain independent of either Soviet or U.S. influence.
• B) categorically refused foreign aid.
• C) were not yet integrated into the global communications infrastructure.
• D) did not have contiguous borders with one another.
• E) refused to participate in the United Nations.

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