What is deterrence?
a. the prohibition of use of nuclear weapons through a series of treaties and talks
b. the logic that assumes the certainty of a nuclear retaliation would prevent governments from launching such an attack in the first place
c. the inhibition of a first strike nuclear attack by an effective retaliatory or second-strike capability
d. the limitation of use of nuclear weapons through international laws
c. the inhibition of a first strike nuclear attack by an effective retaliatory or second-strike capability
You might also like to view...
At the Constitutional Convention, the South insisted that
A) export taxes not be imposed. B) incomes taxes never be imposed. C) lower federal courts be created as well as a Supreme Court. D) slavery be abolished. E) the power to regulate interstate commerce belong to Congress.
How does the theory of conditional party government help explain how the role of the Speaker has changed over time?
What will be an ideal response?