What does the Antarctic Treaty primarily provide?
Correct answer: A. That Antarctica is used only for peaceful purposes and scientific research
- A. That Antarctica is used only for peaceful purposes and scientific research
- B. A ban on all visits to Antarctica
- C. Mining rights for signatories
- D. Division of Antarctica among nations
Explanation
The treaty demilitarises Antarctica and promotes international scientific cooperation.
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