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Which best describes how a proxy war differs from a traditional war?
The opposing powers in a proxy war engage in a propaganda war.
The opposing powers in a proxy war use others to fight on their behalf.
The opposing powers in a proxy war use trade and economic means to fight each other.
The opposing powers in a proxy war never openly acknowledge their involvement.

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Answer:

B the opposing powers in a proxy war use other to fight on their behalf

Explanation:

The difference between proxy war and a traditional war is the opposing powers in a proxy war use others to fight on their behalf.

What is a proxy war?

A proxy war is when there is a war between two or more people or countries in which the war is fought is bought on behalf of other people.

The Vietnam war is an example of a proxy war. This is because it turned to a war between the Cold War superpowers.

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