The Concept or Policy of "Equivalence" Referred to

question 35

Multiple Choice

The concept or policy of "equivalence" referred to

• A)maintaining world caloric intake, per adult, at an average of 1700 calories per day.
• B)maintaining a rough military parity on the part of the superpowers to avoid a catastrophic nuclear confrontation.
• C)establishing tonnage targets to reduce the size of the United States and Soviet navies.
• D)equivalent national representation in the United Nations.
• E)the American policy of balance between the Soviet Union and Communist China.

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