One example of hard power are economic sanctions.
<u>Economic Sanctions</u> are conditions that a larger country <em>impose</em> upon a smaller country in order to persuade it to agree to do something.
<u>Political Treaty</u> is written agreement between countries, formally approved and signed by their leaders.
<u>Foreign Aid</u> is when one country helps another, by transfering resoucers.
<u>Trade Agreement</u> is when two or more countries agree formally on improving trade conditions with each other.
Answer: Attack on South Korea.
Explanation:
North Korea staged the attack and accused Seoul of being the first to attack. Because of this, they invade South Korea and break their resistance within days. This led to US and UN involvement in the war. A pivotal moment occurred during the Battle of Pusan. Americans, along with UN troops and the South Korean army, resisted North Korea.
The United States and UN troops have suffered heavy losses but have established a safe zone in the area. Soon, UN troops were granted permission to advance to Pyongyang, defeating North Korean soldiers in a few days. China's entry into the war succeeded in sustaining the North Korean government. Soon after, things returned to their starting point. The Chinese offensive, therefore, influenced the further course of the conflict. Their involvement in this conflict saved the North Korean regime. Even today, China is the most significant international ally of the North Korean government.
Hi!
Spain became a republic on <span>April 14, 1931
</span>Belgium isn't a republic.
Portugal became a republic on October 5, 1910
Sweden isn't a republic.
So the answer to your question is C. Portugal
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