Reagan defines the word "deterrence" as the Read the excerpt from a speech made by Ronald
Reagan in 1983.
Since the dawn of the atomic age, we've sought to
reduce the risk of war by maintaining a strong deterrent
and by seeking genuine arms control. "Deterrence"
means simply this: making sure any adversary who
thinks about attacking the United States, or our allies, or
our vital interests, concludes that the risks to him
outweigh any potential gains.
ability to attack other nations.
willingness to start peace talks.
desire to seek arms control.
strength to resist attack.

most of the knowledge we have of the conflict comes from roman-jewish scholar titus flavius josephus, who first fought in the revolt against the romans, but was then kept by future emperor vespasian as a slave and interpreter.

in 32-page handwritten address, washington urged americans to avoid excessive political party spirit and geographical distinctions, in foreign affairs he warned against long-term alliances with other nations. the address was printed in philladelphia's american daily advertiser on september 19, 1796

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