The conflict in Nicaragua was driven by the <u>Sandinistas </u>who wanted to establish a socialist state and initially<u> President Carter</u> tried to win them over.
<h3>What happened in Nicaragua?</h3>
The Sandinistas drove a rebellion against the government of Nicaragua as they aimed to establish a communist/socialist state.
After they took over in 1979, the then president, Carter, tried to woo them with an alliance but they went with the Soviet Union instead.
Find out more on the Sandinistas at brainly.com/question/24283395.
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Because the war was harsh. the conditions were horrible and if they stayed there was a good chance they would die
The mid-west region was most common in the 19th century
Answer:
Some areas were destroyed by battled
Explanation:
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The declaration of Independence was written in the 1700s
