According to the author, the actual decision to initiate a conflict usually is preceded by
A) random decisions.
B) territorial disputes.
C) underlying causes.
D) economic tensions.

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The author states that conflicts are usually preceded by "underlying causes," indicating that there are deeper reasons behind the decision to initiate a conflict. Random decisions, territorial disputes, and economic tensions may contribute to these underlying causes, but they are not necessarily the root cause of the conflict.

According to the Author, the Actual Decision to Initiate a Conflict