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Regional and Global Issues Chapter 10, Section 1: Regional and Global Issues

Kashmir

Plebiscite Def: Direct popular vote on a single issue or question.

Nuclear Weapons and Tests

India or Non-alignment

Pakistan or Aligned with U.S.

Both Accepted U.S. money/aid India and Pakistan Both Accepted U.S. money/aid

Buffer State Def: A small country located between two large hostile powers.

Afghanistan Soviet Union occupied 1979-1989 Many fled to Pakistan U.S. and Pakistan trained resistance fighters Soviet withdrawal (1989)

Afghanistan Result Terrorist Groups

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