"Libya and Grenada" are the two nations among the choices given in the question that were attacked <span>in defense of American interests by Reagan during his presidency. The correct options among all the options that are given in the question are option "B" and option "D". I hope it helps you.</span>
-Libya was attacked from the air in 1986. The taking over of the country occurred shortly with the Reagan administration. The bombardment of Libya occurred as the African head of state, Khadafy refused to pay the monetary compensation from the terrorist attack on a Disco in Berlin in the same year.
The Operation "El Dorado Canyon" was the name given to initiative in defense of the American interests. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was a strong anti-Israel ruler, thus Reagan had also interest in reinforcing power and cooperation to Israel Allie.
Grenada
-The United States attack of Grenada started in 1983. The operations resulted in a US victory within some days. The initiative name was Operation Urgent Fury. This ended Mauricio Bishop rules and established a puppet government in the region. The American perspective was that of defense of American citizens living in the region, approximately 1000 at that time. And as well restoring order and democratic rules in a volatile region that came often under different military regimes.
They left Mesopotamia to live somewhere else. It might have been because the food(animals) moved around or something, but they don't usually stick around in one place for a long time.
The commander's name is Carleton. By that point, the british empire already started to made effort to abolish slavery before united states. So Carleton believed that returning the escaped slaves to Washington would be dishonorable.
Washington keep pushing him for several years for the return of the slaves until he eventually gave up and asked for compensation instead.
