3 years ago

Why did the United States become involved in Nicaragua in the 1980s?

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D. To support anti-communist rebel groups

The United States wanted to keep the communism from spreading to the other areas of the world. It supported the Contra rebels in Nicaragua because of its goal to fight against a regime that was influenced by the communists such as the Sandinistas.

kicyunya [14]3 years ago

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The correct answer is D. To support anti-communist rebel groups
The United States become involved in Nicaragua in the 1980s in order to support the guerilla forces in Nicaragua to overthrow the Sandinistas. The U.S was involved through sending CIA troops to sabotage significant institutions such as communication towers.

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