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The main aim of N.A.T.O. was _______.

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To spread socialism in western countries

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To stop the spread communism

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To help the far east countries

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To assist UNO in establishing world peace

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Solution

The correct option is B To stop the spread communism
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is formed in 1949 during the cold war. It was a military alliance between the territory of North America and Europe with the purpose to defend each other from the Communist Soviet Union gaining control over their nation.

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