Question: Explain how members of the Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms to Iran and aid the contras in Nicaragua. in a paragraph, give reasons for and against these actions, and evaluate their impact.
Answer: The members of Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms in return for freeing american hostage. The members of the Reagan administration also decided to tunnel money from this secret arms sale to aid the Contras in Nicaragua. These deals violated by interfering with Congress's role in making foreign policy. Congress held hearings to determine whether President Reagan had participated in breaking the law, but there was never any proof of his involvement.
Can someone please check my answer to make sure its right and ok to submit. Thank u very much!
Why does anyone care who copied who's answer? Most people are here to cheat, yet everyone is all up in arms about copy-pasting a generic paragraph when we're breaking the rules anyway. Why not just be grateful you found a written answer, use it, and move on with your day?
To those who gave the answers, thanks for the help <3
Lesson 3: Regional Conflicts Social Studies Grade 8 B Unit 6: Meeting New Challenges assesment
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9.The members of Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms in return for freeing american hostage. The members of the Reagan administration also decided to tunnel money from this secret arms sale to aid the Contras in Nicaragua. Congress held hearings to determine whether President Reagan had participated in breaking the law, but there was never any proof of his involvement.
The members of Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms in return for freeing american hostage. The members of the Reagan administration also decided to tunnel money from this secret arms sale to aid the Contras in Nicaragua. These deals violated by interfering with Congress's role in making foreign policy. Congress held hearings to determine whether President Reagan had participated in breaking the law, but there was never any proof of his involvement.
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that the only one wrong on @trust me on this
yo what up my cheater friends lmao
I agree with pickles.
wow, wait lmaooo. xxxtentacion copied Oof's answer, and then TRUST ME ON THIS copied xxxtentacion's answer, which was just Oof's answer
So what was the lasting impact?
He is learning something. Regret.
Well mine is open book and open notes so this isn't cheating, but you cant get mad at someone for putting all the ans. in the same spot to make the easier to find lol
I wanted to build upon the original answer to include some more future affects, make sure to change this up some as well because if you copy paste someone's answer into the test and they see that that answer was online and find someone else using that answer then neither of you get points and you get a small bit of understanding from having to read through and change the vocabulary and other grammatical stuff. I don't claim to say that the top half of this is my writing I just wanted to build upon this to help people understand slightly better.
The members of Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms in return for freeing American hostages. The members of the Reagan administration also decided to tunnel money from this secret arms sale to aid the Contras in Nicaragua. These deals violated by interfering with Congress's role in making foreign policy. Congress held hearings to determine whether President Reagan had participated in breaking the law, but there was never any proof of his involvement. This affected the United States long term because although President Reagan was acquitted on all charges that doesn't change the feeling of distrust and it affected the rest of his career, there's also the other hand that supplying firearms and other supplies to foreign groups that had questionable morals affected the disputes they were in and fueled future conflicts potentially even affecting the positions of those groups in present times.
college grad here.
If you take someone's answer and rephrase it and just change words around, it is still CHEATING. High school and college professors will not take that lightly.
Plus I wouldn't trust anyone with their answer. How do you know that the questions haven't changed or that the teacher didn't shuffle the responses around. Come on guys be smart and wise. Use the index of your book and look up that section, read a few paragraphs and then give YOUR summary or answer. Just a strategy that you can use - take it or leave it.