Question

How did the Suez Crisis affect perceptions of the United States and its allies?

Answer 1

@ConnorRocheo

Answer 2

@wyattp17

Answer 3

this is the arab war right?

Answer 4

hold on

Answer 5

They no longer appeared to be a unified front.

They seemed weak and willing to negotiate.

They proved willing to use brutal force to end a conflict.

They appeared to support the Zionist mission.

Answer 6

witch one can you eliminate

Answer 7

b

Answer 8

ok good

Answer 9

they didnt seam weak from my opinion

Answer 10

so that leaves us up to A C D

Answer 11

yes1

Answer 12

this one isn't one i am good with answering but my best bet would be A. The USA dose not use brutal force a lot and D i don't think the US would support a mission if they were already helping with the suez crisis

Answer 13

does*

Answer 14

ok thank you

Answer 15

haha yes does

Answer 16

Which cause and effect relationship is correctly matched?

communists rule North Korean—China and the Soviet Union back North Korea

Fidel Castro assumes power in Cuba—the U.S. backs the Castro regime

the mujahedeen rise in Afghanistan—the Soviets back the mujahedeen

the Sandinistas take power in Nicaragua—the U.S. backs the Sandinistas

Answer 17

how bout that one

Answer 18

@cooler841

Answer 19

the first ones because when korea first split russia was sided with the north side and ameica with south

Answer 20

The Soviets' exit from Afghanistan led to a

sweeping victory for democracy

series of unstable governments

Soviet-style dictatorship

U.S.-backed Muslim theocracy

Answer 21

@undeadknight26

Answer 22

@989Ƒŕĕǻҝ

Answer 23

not the last one thats for sure

Answer 24

so a b or c

Answer 25

maybe the first or third is the most reasonable