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Non-Aligned Movement

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The nations following the Non-Alignment policy would remainwith the power blocs and follow an foreign policy.

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friendly

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aggressive

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imperialistic

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independent

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Solution

The correct options are
A friendly
D independent
Non-Aligned Movement is the policy of not joining any of the two power blocs. The nations following this policy would remain friendly with the blocs and follow an independent foreign policy.

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