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Galina-37 [17]
2 years ago
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What would be the best reason for the united states to provide military aid to another country? to protect an established allian

ce to improve the other nation’s reputation to help the other country gain greater power to result in a new trade agreement or alliance
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Alex73 [517]2 years ago
4 0

The best reason why the United States provides military aid to other countries is: To protect an established alliance.

<h3>What is an Alliance?</h3>

An Alliance is a forged relationship between individuals, groups, communities, and even countries for mutual benefits. They come together to achieve a common goal and purpose.

When the United States provides military aid to countries, they hope to protect the already forged alliance with the country. They have an agreement and it must be fulfilled by both parties or countries.

Learn more about Alliance here:

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