The Iran-Contra affair violated the Reagan administration’s policy of refusing to?

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nurali · Answer

i think fund revolutionary groups in other countries.

anonymous · Answer

It violated the administration's policy of not dealing with terrorists. The arms-for-hostages deal was intended to help facilitate the release of hostages via the Iranians who would get arms in exchange for help in negotiating their release. 

Not only did it violate Reagan's policy, but it also sold arms to Iran who was currently under an embargo and was to also indirectly fund the Contras (which was prohibited by law).

twolsey5 · Answer

1.   
Reagan supported rebellions in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Grenada 
to  (1 point)  (0 pts) protect human rights.
    (1 pt) weaken the Soviet Union.
    (0 pts) promote democratic governments.
    (0 pts) undermine right wing extremists.

0 /1 point        






2.   
The START I treaty aimed to  (1 point)  (0 pts) delay the Star Wars program.
    (0 pts) rebuild the former Soviet republics.
    (0 pts) end communist control of eastern Europe.
    (1 pt) reduce the number of nuclear weapons in the world.

1 /1 point        






3.   
The Iran-Contra affair violated the Reagan administration’s policy of refusing 
to  (1 point)  (1 pt) negotiate with terrorists.
    (0 pts) engage the military in the Middle East.
    (0 pts) sell weapons outside the United States.
    (0 pts) fund revolutionary groups in other countries.

1 /1 point        



Use the photograph and your knowledge of social studies to answer the following 
question.




4.   
What does the handshake between the soldier and civilian in this photograph 
symbolize?  (1 point)  (0 pts) the Cold War
    (0 pts) the break-up of the Soviet Union
    (1 pt) unification of East and West Germany
    (0 pts) perestroika

1 /1 point        






5.   
How do some scholars believe Ronald Reagan helped bring an end to the Cold War? 
 (1 point)  (0 pts) Reagan’s policy of glasnost promoted peace.
    (0 pts) By limiting American military spending, Reagan forced the Soviets to 
  do the same.
    (0 pts) Mikhail Gorbachev and Reagan negotiated the end of the Soviet Union 
  by signing the START I Treaty.
    (1 pt) Reagan supported a massive arms buildup that hastened the collapse of 
  the Soviet economy.

twolsey5 · Answer

here you go