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What was president eisenhower referring to when he coined the term “military-industrial complex”? a. the enormous expansion of the military industry during and after world war ii b. the mindset that military spending should take up 70% of the federal budget c. the need to constantly expand industry while the nation is at war d. the conflict of interest that occurs when the military contracts with american industry

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