Answer:
The problem of induction is the philosophical question of what are the justifications, if any, for any growth of knowledge understood in the classic philosophical sense.
Explanation:
The answer is indeed a confusing one, and seems incomplete. However, the during WWII, the Soviet Union invaded Eastern Europe and took it from German control. However, once the war ended, the Soviet troops that had liberated Eastern Europe maintained their occupation and kept control over the area. Their control of Eastern Europe was the extent of Communist control.
<span>The reason is because he is going through "withdrawal".
Human brain works like springs, when with excessive use of drugs one quiets, it bounces back and there are physical effects which show that situation.
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A proxy war by definition is "A war instigated by a major power but itself does not get involved" I know the U.S got involved in Korea. Vietnam and had to help the British keep control during the Greek civil war so I'd go with Afghanistan since the U.S only supplied insurgent groups with weaponry and did not challenge the USSR openly.
I believe the answer is B.
