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serious [3.7K]
3 years ago
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In the Arab Awakening, democratic uprisings spread through Arab nations. Young activists, who adopted democratic ideals, spearhe

aded the rebellions and ousted corrupt Arab tyrants. How did the United States respond to the pro-democracy movement in Libya
History
1 answer:
masha68 [24]3 years ago
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Answer and explanation:

The response of the American government was quite ambivalent and hesitant, according to scholars on the subject.

The approach towards pro-democracy movements in Syria, for example, contrasts sharply with military intervention in Libya or with the US stance on brutal repression against pro-democracy demonstrations (Bahrain, for example).

After observing several "side changes" trying to fit into some alliances, exempting themselves or acting depending on the moment, we can conclude that the US had a strategic policy with political and economic interests, linked mainly to the fight against terrorism and oil security.

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