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koban [17]
3 years ago
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ANSWER FOR BRAINLIEST :)

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Sidana [21]3 years ago
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NATO is a military and political alliance of different countries which was created to counter Soviet and Communist power. UN stands for 'United Nations', whereas NATO stands for 'North Atlantic Treaty Organization'. It is an international government military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty.

NATO and the U.N. are two organizations trying to work together despite the fact that they have very different philosophies: NATO is an organization designed to fight war, if necessary, in order to defend peace; whereas the U.N. is an organization designed to avoid war in order to maintain peace.

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