History, 21.05.2020 23:06 orangeicecream

Why was the U. S. role in the Iran-Contra Affair controversial?

A.

Selling weapons to Contras had been banned by the Boland Amendment

B.

Americans did not think Nicaragua was as big of a threat as the Soviet Union

C.

The operation was too expensive to be justified, costing over $20 million

D.

The U. S. had openly pursued a policy of detente for many years

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Why was the U. S. role in the Iran-Contra Affair controversial?

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