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When countries agree to take the same side in a conflict the result is called?
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an alliance
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When countries agree to the same side in a conflict the result is called?
an alliance
When countries agree to take the same side in a conflict what is the result is called?
AN alliance
When countries agree to take the same side in a conflict the result is called .?
an alliance
What was the result of Korea being divided and controlled by two different countries?
it was split and did not agree to each other
A conflict between two groups or sections of then same country is called a?
A civil conflict or civil war.
What might happen as the result that only certain countries recognize Kosovo's independence?
The United Nations Security Council will be unable to agree on a unified policy.
Why did congress agree to the Missouri?
To address the conflict over slavery
When over half the judges in case agree about both the result and the reasoning used to reach that result what kind of opinion is written?
The opinion of the Court is may be called the "majority opinion."
How do you handle instructions that you do not agree with?
There are many different types of situations in which you might receive instructions that you do not agree with, and your response would depend upon the situation. Sometimes it is better to comply with an instruction even if you do not agree with it, because the conflict that would result from disputing the instruction is worse than the possible problem that would result from following it. Sometimes you just humor people to make them happy. However, if you foresee a very serious problem that will result from following a wrong instruction, then you have to tell the person who gave you the instruction that it is wrong and you won't do it.
Why is conflict a common in a diverse nation?
do not always agree on how to proceed studyisland
Did Congress agree to the Missouri Compromise?
To address the conflict over slavery
Why did Congress agree to the Missouri Compromise?
To address the conflict over slavery
