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A cold war is when
two hostile countries do not engage in direct military conflict
multiple countries choose sides between two superpowers
two countries become involved in a war on a distant continent
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The first option is correct.
A cold war is a state of hostile relations between countries without direct military fighting — characterized by political tension, economic competition, propaganda, espionage and proxy conflicts (e.g., the US–USSR Cold War). The other choices describe choosing sides or fighting wars abroad, which are related phenomena but not the definition.
A cold war is a state of hostile relations between countries without direct military fighting — characterized by political tension, economic competition, propaganda, espionage and proxy conflicts (e.g., the US–USSR Cold War). The other choices describe choosing sides or fighting wars abroad, which are related phenomena but not the definition.
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