Question

Calling all History peeps!
Identify concerns related to nuclear proliferation

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@Directrix @pooja195 @jigglypuff314 @YoungStudier @SamsungFanBoy

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@ganeshie8 @hartnn

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okay what do u need a little more detail

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Yes

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Just builtin points!

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are you in FLVS?

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Yup

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what grade?

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11th grade History

Answer 10

idk them I'm in tenth I'm sorry holly i would have sent u the assignment via email bu i didn't do it

Answer 11

It is or a DBA.

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HOLD UP @Julianl1 I just looked at it again and it is a 10th grade class

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what is the module

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6

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6.0?

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what is the whole thing lol

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Lol you know how before you call or a DBA you need to send your teacher a study guide thingie this it it lol

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And it is 6.09 Review

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if u can tell me the module like *example* 6.05 i can help I'm done wit grade 10 world history

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It is 6.09

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And this is US History

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@Julianl1

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one second :)

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Okay lol!

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im in world history..... there is no 6.09

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I feel like I have seen you before lol .......And that's cause this is US History :P

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@Julianl1

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@naenae17 Can you help?

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i always help people haha and u live in fort myers?

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Nope lol I am in West Palm Beach. Loxachee acreage area!

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There are evident problems with nuclear proliferation, the main one being that at some point and at some time, a rogue nation or terrorist group will succeed in acquiring a nuclear device of some type. Still today the biggest threat to America's security is the possibility of a terrorist group detonating a nuclear device somewhere in the country. Another major problem with nuclear proliferation is that as more and more countries acquire the technology to make nuclear weapons, the world becomes increasingly unstable. At the close of the Cold War, there was a sigh of relief that both the U.S. and Russia were scaling down their nuclear arsenals.
Another problem with nuclear proliferation is the fact that as more and more nations acquire nuclear weapons, the risk just among themselves becomes an issue. Nations acquiring nuclear weapons are at odds with each other. Pakistan and India, for example. These nations are not friendly toward each other, and have a sensitive relationship with each other. Both have nuclear weapons. So the problem with nuclear proliferation extends much beyond the U.S. borders and interests.

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wait did u by chance see me 2 weekends ago?

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Hope that helps you

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YES THANK YOU! @naenae17

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Welcome! Ask me anytime.

Answer 36

Your gonna wish you never said that! Lol

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nah, I like to help...

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Lol okay