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What were the outcomes of the Iran-Contra Affair? Check all that apply. Three US hostages held by Lebanese terrorists were released. The US and Iran signed a treaty to guarantee future US help against Iraq.With US help, the Contras defeated the Sandinistas and rose to power in the 1980s.President Reagan’s popularity briefly declined as the extent of his involvement was questioned.Oliver North and John Poindexter of the NSC were convicted of wrongdoing, but that was overturned.

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Three US hostages held by Lebanese terrorists were released.
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The US and Iran signed a treaty to guarantee future US help against Iraq.
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With US help, the Contras defeated the Sandinistas and rose to power in the 1980s.
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President Reagan’s popularity briefly declined as the extent of his involvement was questioned.
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Oliver North and John Poindexter of the NSC were convicted of wrongdoing, but that was overturned.
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What was the value of the food aid donated by the US government?:400 million
How many countries provided aid to Ethiopia during the famine?:36
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Based on the excerpt, what best summarizes the Reservation of Separate Amenities Act?

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Owners and workers who separated customers by race were subject to fines or imprisonment.
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Blacks and whites had to use public facilities specifically assigned by race.
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Public places would no longer separate blacks and whites.
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Whites were allowed to use public areas reserved for blacks, but not the other way around.
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What was the goal of the economic sanctions imposed by foreign nations on South Africa?

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to convince the apartheid government to establish a new country for whites
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to encourage black South Africans to be more accepting of apartheid
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to draw attention to the problems of the system of apartheid
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to pressure the South African government to bring an end to apartheid
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Blacks made up a vast majority of the population of South Africa during apartheid. Despite this, blacks earned income than whites, had a patient-to-doctor ratio whites, and had ratio of students to te:less
Blacks made up a vast majority of the population of South Africa during apartheid. Despite this, blacks earned income than whites, had a patient-to-doctor ratio whites, and had ratio of students to te:higher than
Blacks made up a vast majority of the population of South Africa during apartheid. Despite this, blacks earned income than whites, had a patient-to-doctor ratio whites, and had ratio of students to te:a higher
Blacks made up a vast majority of the population of South Africa during apartheid. Despite this, blacks earned income than whites, had a patient-to-doctor ratio whites, and had ratio of students to te:more likely than
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How did the drought of the mid-1980s impact the food supply for many Ethiopians?

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Thousands of people within the drought-affected areas were forced to grow their own food.
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Crops in the drought-affected areas were destroyed, which led to a decreased food supply and higher food prices.
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Food insecurity in drought-affected areas created a lower demand for food despite an increase in crop production.
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Drought-affected areas had lower crop production and farmers were forced to sell their crops at lower prices.
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1981-1982
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1982-1983
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1983-1984

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