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Nicaraguan Contras презентация
Содержание
- 1. Nicaraguan Contras
- 2. Historical Background The Somoza Dynasty 1939-1979
- 3. Sandinistan National Liberation Front (FLSN) Goal 1
- 5. Jimmy Carter Becomes President
- 6. FSLN overthrows Somoza Dynasty- 1979
- 7. Nicaraguan people quickly become nervous of what the FSLN is going to do.
- 8. President Reagan
- 10. Reagan Doctrine
- 11. Boland Amendments I&II
- 12. Oliver North
- 14. International Relations Approaches
- 15. U.S Public: Idealist Private: Realist with
- 16. How did this shape your worldview?
- 17. Interviews “It was the first time my
Historical Background The Somoza Dynasty 1939-1979 Acquainted with liberals. Massive amounts of corruption. Fell to Sandinistans in 1979.
Слайд 2Historical Background
The Somoza Dynasty
1939-1979
Acquainted with liberals.
Massive amounts of corruption.
Fell to
Sandinistans in 1979.
Слайд 3Sandinistan National Liberation Front (FLSN)
Goal 1
Create a socialist state in Nicaragua.
Goal 2
Get rid of U.S. involvement in Nicaragua.
Слайд 15U.S
Public: Idealist
Private: Realist with dominance approach
Continually shifting, not very clear
at times
Made unsuccessful for American government
Made unsuccessful for American government
Nicaragua
Realist and Dominant towards its own people and the US
Слайд 17Interviews
“It was the first time my attention was brought to Nicaragua,
but it didn’t change my worldview.” - Mrs. Tredinnick (late teens-early twenties)
“This only was an issue when this was happening; I didn’t and still don’t care about Nicaragua.” - Mr. Saylor (early thirties)
“I never knew anything about Nicaragua and still don’t.” - Mr. Staniorski
“This only was an issue when this was happening; I didn’t and still don’t care about Nicaragua.” - Mr. Saylor (early thirties)
“I never knew anything about Nicaragua and still don’t.” - Mr. Staniorski
