Sanctions that reduce or completely cut off goods coming into and/or out of a target country are known as
A) aid sanction.
B) comprehensive sanction.
C) financial sanction.
D) import/export sanction.
E) third-party sanction.
Foreign aid has ____ population in the past fifty years.
A) decreased at a faster rate than
B) decreased at the same rate as
C) had no relationship to
D) increased at a faster rate than
E) increased at the same rate as
One economic reason that Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941 was
A) a desire for access to Hawaii as a trading post.
B) an embargo that Western states had placed on Japan.
C) to coerce the United States to stop protectionism.
D) the Marxist doctrine urging the overthrow of capitalism.
E) the ability to salvage American metal.
In the 1990s the United States tried to place economic penalties on countries that did trade with which Caribbean island nation?
A) Aruba
B) Cuba
C) Dominican Republic
D) Grenada
E) Haiti
The United States has long prohibited most forms of trade with Cuba. This is an example of a(n)
A) bank holiday.
B) embargo.
C) foreign restriction.
D) nontariff barrier.
E) tariff.