The United States uses sanctions as a way to punish foreign countries. Sanctions are essentially economic punishments made by one country against another. These punishments can include trade restrictions, tariffs (taxes on imported goods), or trade barriers. By implementing a sanction, one country is hurting another country's economy and financial well being.
In using these, the US hopes that the country who they punish will change whatever policy the US disagrees with.
Answer:Deciding whether or how to engage with the leaders of hostile states has been a matter of debate among U.S. policymakers for decades.
Explanation:
President Clinton reaction to the overthrown of Aristide was that he threatened to invade haiti if Aristide was not returned to power.
<h3>When was he overthrown?</h3>
President Aristide was overthrown by the militart leaders in 1991 and was sent into exile
Howwever, his life saved by through the intervention of the U.S., French and Venezuelan diplomats.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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