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asambeis [7]
3 years ago
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Explain why some countries chose to be nonaligned. What did they fear, and what did they have to gain by remaining neutral?

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eduard3 years ago
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With war, every country is afraid. They're afraid of possibly being ambushed, becoming in dept, and many other reasons. So by remaining neutral they can sit back and not have to worry about being attacked by any country that's fighting. But that's not always the case now and days. Hope I answered your question correctly.
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