The ability of a nation to protect its internal values from external threats is known as ________.
A)deregulation
B)national security
C)economic security
D)government regulation
E) cost of communication

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National security refers to the ability of a country to protect its citizens, resources, and institutions from external threats such as terrorism, espionage, and military aggression. It includes measures to prevent unauthorized access to classified information, safeguard critical infrastructure, and maintain military readiness. Deregulation, economic security, government regulation, and cost of communication are not directly related to national security.

The Ability of a Nation to Protect Its Internal Values