In the early 1990s, the united states attempted to coerce the south african government to end its segregationist policy of apartheid. which of the following is a nonviolent means of coercion that the united states used then (and continues to use today) to promote democratic ideals in other nations? a. trade sanctions a. trade sanctions b. military intervention c. bribery d. gerrymandering

A. trade sanctions

Explanation:

Trade sanctions are limitations that governments sometimes impose on trade (or financial relationships, in which case we would talk about economic sanctions) with one or more other countries. Therefore, commercial sanctions, instead of boosting trade flows, are aimed at restricting them to the objectives of their internal or external policies.

Commercial sanctions and, in general, economic sanctions have been used to protect the national economy, reduce nuclear proliferation, obtain compensation for appropriations of goods ordered by other governments, preserve security and protect human rights.

"the royal proclamation of 1763"

answer: to communicate with people on the other side.

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