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Brinkmanship is best defined as
declaring war after less drastic alternatives have been explored and rejected.
taking a dispute to the edge of conflict to force an enemy to back down.
trying to amass more and more powerful weapons to overpower an enemy.
lining up weapons at another nation’s borders to send a threatening message.
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Answer: taking a dispute to the edge of conflict to force an enemy to back down.
Explanation: Brinkmanship is the strategy of pushing a confrontation to the brink of war (or disaster) to coerce the opponent into conceding, rather than declaring war, building up weapons indefinitely, or merely positioning forces.
Explanation: Brinkmanship is the strategy of pushing a confrontation to the brink of war (or disaster) to coerce the opponent into conceding, rather than declaring war, building up weapons indefinitely, or merely positioning forces.
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