What faults do supporters of arms control find with disarmament, and vice versa?
What will be an ideal response?
Most advocates of arms control believe that general disarmament is an unrealistic (and, perhaps, undesirable) outcome. At the same time, many advocates of disarmament argue that arms control is a half-measure at best that fails to address the moral imperatives of disarmament.
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a. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. b. Moscow Consortium. c. Moscow Pact. d. Warsaw Pact. e. Perestroika.
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a. U.S. citizens and institutions hold most of the federal debt b. one-fifth of the federal debt is owed by foreign investors c. a Treasury security can be purchased by anyone d. all of the above
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A. religion B. gender C. education D. economic status E. race