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Why was the American public strongly opposed to military involvement in Nicaragua?
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What was the leftist revolutionary rulers of Nicaragua strongly opposed by the Reagan administration?
Sandinista
Who was the Second revolutionary Mexican president who took aid from the US but strongly resisted American Military intervention in his country?
Venustiano Carranza
Benjamin Franklin is an example of an American colonists strongly influenced by?
Benjamin Franklin was strongly influenced by the American Enlightenment.
Why was the gulf of tonkin resolution repealed?
There were economic reasons, as well as questions of accuracy to the reasons it was signed in to begin with. However, in the end, it mainly came down to public pressure. The American people were strongly against our military's involvement, and after a huge response, including protests, sit ins, and other demonstrations, the resolution was finally repealed.
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No. However, the US military strongly recommends that everyone have a will, and base legal officers will assist you in writing one at no charge.
American literature of this era was most strongly influenced by?
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Who strongly fostered the Social Gospel In American Protestantism?
Walter Rauschenbusch
Who did William Lloyd Garrison disagree most strongly with?
The American Colonization Society
What describes why the Quakers did not support the American revolution?
They were strongly opposed to violence and war.
What Latino group identifies most strongly with the Democratic Party?
Cuban American
What group was so strongly affected by American anti-communism that they were forced to disband?
the Weavers
What elements of American society did the Beat generation most strongly criticize?
Its promotion of consumerism.
