In a War-Fighting Situation, Winning the "Hearts and Minds" of Civilians

question 10

Multiple Choice

In a war-fighting situation, winning the "hearts and minds" of civilians refers to

• A) providing material benefits to the people under attack.
• B) an increase in foreign aid to areas of conflict.
• C) obtaining the support of the noncombatants so that they won't support the insurgents.
• D) the use of low-tech munitions in order to limit collateral damage.

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