*PLEASE ANSWER DIFFICULT QUESTION* Both the Bosnia War and the Kosvo Wars were typical of United States military engagement during the 1990s. In what ways were they typical? a.) These wars engaged the entire U. S. military force and were supported by the American people. b.) These wars were fought on European lands with equal numbers of European and American soldiers. c.) These wars had massive U. S. involvement but little particpation by the European troops. d.) These wars used American forces in limited ways and on a small scale compared to earlier wars.

b.) These wars used American forces in limited ways and on a small scale compared to earlier wars.

Explanation:

Both the Bosnia War and the Kosvo War were small in scale, had limited intervention, and had plenty of help from the United Nations or NATO forces, thus they exemplified typical military action by the U.S. in teh 1990s.

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