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What policy is the of accepting imposed conditions by one country to avoid combat with another?
appeasement
What are the policies used by a country to control another country?
Policies used by one country to try and control another are called 'sanctions'.Normally in the form of economic sanctions such as a ban on trade, these usually exclude food and medicine.There can are also be international sanctions imposed by a country or a group of countries against another country in order to elicit a change in their behavior.
What country staged a huge rebellion in 1956?
This was the Hungarian Rebellion of 1956. It was against the Hungarian government and Soviet imposed policies and the presence of military forces.
How did the changes brought by the colonial rule effect the life of pastriolists?
The lives of African pastoralists were affected by colonial policies because their grazing lands decreased, while new taxes were imposed.
Retaliatory tariff is?
A retaliatory tariff is a tax that is imposed by one country because Another Country increased their tax rate. This is an act that is done in retaliation.
Which is the purpose of a retaliatory tariff?
A retaliatory tariff is a tax that is imposed by one country because another country increased their tax rate. This is an act that is done in retaliation.
What is an example of Trade sanctions?
A trade penalty imposed by one nation onto one or more other nations. Sanctions can be unilateral, imposed by only one country on one other country, or multilateral, imposed by one or more countries on a number of different countries. Often allies will impose multilateral sanctions on their foes.
When one country colonises another what language is spoken?
That depends on the countries. Some colonizing countries imposed their language on the countries they conquered, and some didn't.
He imposed harsh policies and laws, far from the liberal measures Dela Torre implemented?
Rafael Izquierdo
Can police officers use force?
Subject to the limits imposed by statutes, departmental policies and situational necessity...Yes.
Which of these describes a use tax?
type of sales tax imposed on goods purchased from another state A+
What are unilateral coercive measures?
Unilateral coercive measures, also known as sanctions, are actions taken by a country or group of countries to put pressure on another country in order to change its behavior or policies. These measures can include trade restrictions, financial sanctions, arms embargoes, or diplomatic isolation. They are imposed without the approval or consensus of international bodies such as the United Nations.
