Answer: THey helped by do things
Explanation:
The Reflection Group’s vision for NATO in 2030 is one of an Alliance defined by vitality, utility, relevance, and endurance. By the end of the decade, no matter the strategic environment, NATO will:
• Uphold its role as the bedrock of peace, stability, and the rule of law in the Euro-Atlantic area;
• Remain the strategic centre of gravity for collective defence of all its members on the basis of an up-to-date Strategic Concept;
• Strengthen its role as the unique and essential forum to which Allies turn on all major national security challenges, proactively seeking to forge consensus and build common strategies for dealing with common threats;
• Play a larger part in an international order in which open societies can flourish and be secure and prosperous; a world in which a plurality of worldviews and fundamental differences of opinion are no obstacle to dialogue and cooperation;
• Enjoy deeper strategic and mutually reinforcing con- nections with partners that share these principles and aspirations, affirming the Helsinki Final Act principle that all states have the right to choose their security arrangements; and, where partnership is not possible, a commitment to work towards shared security on the basis of mutual respect;
• Possess a stronger relationship and intensify consulta- tion on issues of common concern with the European Union built on the foundations of cooperation, with a view to taking advantage of different capabilities and toolkits.
THE TERM "Confederate" refers to a soldier in the northern, or Union army during the Civil.
This is an example of u<span>sing an organizing scheme to make generalizations about members of groups.
Just because he may have had a bad experience with one or several teenagers, the server believes that all teenagers are the same - because a couple of them didn't tip him well, now he is certain this is the case for every teenagers, which is overgeneralization.
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1) Voting, a person can voice their political opinions by voting in their country's elections.
2) Writing letters to your representatives in order to participate in government.
3) Signing a petition in order to voice your political and social ideals.
All of these options listed are ways to actively participate in a democracy.
