A group of small countries are located between two incredibly powerful empires the empires are bitter rivals with different economic and political philosophies each empire promises the small countries benefits in exchange for adopting its preferred ideology but the small countries do not want to become involved with the empires tense rivalry instead they all agree to make no alliances with either empire this scenario is most similar to which of the following cold war ideas?

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Isabelle Rhodes

28 March, 09:27

A group of small countries are located between two incredibly powerful empires the empires are bitter rivals with different economic and political philosophies each empire promises the small countries benefits in exchange for adopting its preferred ideology but the small countries do not want to become involved with the empires tense rivalry instead they all agree to make no alliances with either empire this scenario is most similar to which of the following cold war ideas?

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Teagan Morris · Answer 1

The Cold War refers to the war between the empires of the Soviet Union and the United States of America. Alliances made between the two empires would mean that they will also become part of the said war. The Cold War is termed as such because this was a crucial time where people will make wise decisions or the other way around regarding weapons of mass destruction.

Eleanor Shelton · Answer 2

Nonalignment which is not allied with other nations and especially with either the Communist or the non-Communist blocs.