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andre [41]
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Why was the role of NATO questioned during the 1990s? A. It seemed unecessary after the fall of the Soviet Union. B. NATO member

ship had become too expensive. C. Some Eastern European groups joined NATO. D. The Eastern European countries were too powerful
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andreyandreev [35.5K]2 years ago
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It is b        hope i helped you and everybody elses questions i answered
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