Question

Before the U.S. invaded Grenada, it asked the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States to make a formal request for America's intervention. In a 125-word paragraph, explain why Reagan asked for a formal request even though he had already decided to invade.

Answer 1

He wanted international approval of the invasion. He had it partially because many countries such as Canada claimed that the invasion was a breach of international law and that the United States should not meddle in their business. Eventually, the former government was reinstated and the US won. Use this and expand it into 125 words.

Answer 2

Answer:

Before invasion of Grenada, The formal request that the U.S. and other friendly countries provide military help, was made by the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States, which wanted to show proof that it had been requested to act under terms of that group’s treaty. Reagan had asked for the formal request even though he had already decided to invade because He wanted international approval of the invasion. He had it partially because many countries, such as Canada, claimed that the invasion was a breach of international law, also known as the law of the nations, and that the United States should not meddle in their business. The United States led the invasion of Grenada that began on 25 October 1983. Eventually, resulted in a U.S. victory within a matter of days.

Explanation:

i used the other answer to make this, i hope this helps. 131 words ^^