Which of the following is an example of hard power?

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serious [3.7K]2 years ago

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Answer:

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(B) The United States enforced trade sanctions with North Korea.

Explanation:

Hard power can be define according to political terms as the way in which the government is imposed to achieve control through an economic, military or police power, that is, using force to reach the goals as the term itself indicates. Normally, this type of power is also used in international relations to influence the possible expected results in alliances with other nations.

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