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Sanctions used against banks in Macao that did business with North Korea, which had the goal of affecting Kim Jong Il but not the general populace of North Korea, is an example of
 
  A) elite sanctions.
  B) guided sanctions.
  C) peak sanctions.
  D) sanctions-by-design.
  E) smart sanctions.

Question 2

Diversity as it applies to world politics means
 
  A) commonly held standards of acceptable behavior.
  B) multidimensional issues, actors, and connections in international relations.
  C) survival and safety.
  D) the absence of central government.
  E) variations in values, identities, and goals in world politics.



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Answer to Question 1

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