Multiple Choice
What is a first-strike advantage?
A) The benefits a state gains by being the first to attack
B) A state's ability to repel a surprise attack by another state
C) The tendency of smaller states to attack larger states first
D) The incentives offered to states that wait for other states to initiate wars
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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