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Froggy Jumps Sanctions: Why They MatterOnline version Understanding why sanctions are used by Sarah 1 What is a primary political-NOTICE purpose of sanctions? a To signal disapproval of a state’s behavior b To immediately fund a target government c To promote free trade without restrictions 2 Which objective involves altering a country’s policies? a Providing economic aid to assist reforms b Coercive pressure to change policies c Encouraging a country to ignore rules 3 How do sanctions aim to deter future violations by others? a By offering scholarships to officials b By setting and codifying consequences c By increasing cultural exchanges 4 Which is a common humanitarian concern in sanctions design? a Extending the sanctions to space programs b Maximizing export profits c Mitigating unintended civilian harm 5 Sanctions can help defend national security by... a Increasing luxury imports for elites b Boosting military aggression c Limiting access to critical goods 6 What signaling role do sanctions often play internationally? a Show disagreement with a norm violation b Demonstrate economic superiority c Acknowledge a policy as legitimate 7 Which objective relates to pressuring regimes without military action? a Military occupation b Non-military coercion c Unconditional aid delivery 8 Sanctions may be used to protect a regional security framework by... a Reinforcing international rules and standards b Isolating global markets completely c Relaxing all trade rules 9 A policy aim of sanctions is to preserve civilian life by... a Blocking all humanitarian goods b Designing targeted measures to minimize harm c Widening broad economic bans 10 Which best describes sanctions’ role in diplomacy? a They have no impact on negotiations b They create leverage in negotiations c They replace all diplomatic talks

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Sanctions: Why They MatterOnline version

by Sarah

What is a primary political-NOTICE purpose of sanctions?

Which objective involves altering a country’s policies?

How do sanctions aim to deter future violations by others?

Which is a common humanitarian concern in sanctions design?

Sanctions can help defend national security by...

What signaling role do sanctions often play internationally?

Which objective relates to pressuring regimes without military action?

Sanctions may be used to protect a regional security framework by...

A policy aim of sanctions is to preserve civilian life by...

Which best describes sanctions’ role in diplomacy?