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 Khối quân sự NATO ra đời nhằm mục đích gì?

A.

Bảo vệ nước Mĩ và châu Âu.

B.

Chống lại Liên Xô và các nước XHCN.

C.

Chống lại tổ chức hiệp ước Vacsava.

D.

 Biến Mỹ la tinh thành sân sau của Mỹ.

Đáp án và lời giải Đáp án:B Lời giải:

Đáp án đúng là B!

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