Why did the united states become involved in nicaragua in the 1980s?

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All through Nicaraguan history, the US has been engaged with Nicaragua legislative issues, financial aspects, and military, some of which I picked up amid my trek to Nicaragua. In the year 1850, the US and Great Brittan marked a bargain that let the two nations approach a between maritime exchange through Nicaragua without Nicaragua's assent 29 years after it picked up freedom from Spain.

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