What are some nuclear motivations?
Correct answer: C. Strategic deterrence, political and prestige benefits
- A. Power, security, and advancement of the environment
- B. Prosperity, survival, and economic leverage
- C. Strategic deterrence, political and prestige benefits
- D. All of the aboveNuclear Energy
Explanation
Strategic deterrence, political influence and prestige are widely recognised motives for acquiring nuclear weapons. The wording of the other options is less standard, so option c is the clearest answer.
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