Which of the following is NOT a cost of alliances?

a) Weak nations may become dominated by their stronger allies. b) Weak countries can be protected from more powerful countries.c) Alliances may draw countries into war. d) Alliances may make countries susceptible to attack because of foreign military bases on their soil


B

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c. Citizens would have to be willing to pay for expensive construction costs. d. Concerns about a nuclear disaster and the storage of radioactive waste are so severe that they overbalance the advantages of using nuclear power. e. All of these are good assessments.

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