No, the Sandinistas did not take power with the help of the U.S. They overthrew the Somoza Dictatorship in Nicaragua in 1979 through a popular revolution driven by grassroots support and armed struggle. The U.S. initially opposed the Somoza regime but later became involved in the region by funding Contra rebels to combat the Sandinista government. This led to a complex and contentious relationship between the Sandinistas and the U.S. during the 1980s.
they gave them aid
The US gave aid to the Sandinistas but withdrew support when the Sandinistas aided marxist rebels in El Salvador
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The U.S. switched its support from the Sandinistas to the Contras primarily due to concerns over the Sandinistas' ties to the Soviet Union and their Marxist-Leninist ideology, which conflicted with U.S. interests in promoting democracy and countering communism in Central America. The Reagan administration viewed the Contras as a means to undermine the Sandinista government and restore a more U.S.-aligned regime in Nicaragua. This shift was part of a broader Cold War strategy to combat communist influence in the region.
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