The U.S. Intervention of the Dominican Republic in 1965

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August 24, 2014

 

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Moreover, they believed that the civil war would end up in a communist revolution and that Fidel Castro was somehow orchestrating this rebellion from Cuba. Another reason why the US probably intervened is for the successful continuation of trade and business with the Dominican Republic. They attempted to use their influence to help elect an official who they felt resembled a non-threatening, democratic, pro United States, head of state...
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They attempted to use their influence to help elect an official who they felt resembled a non-threatening, democratic, pro United States, head of state. Last, they wanted to show that they would intervene in other countries if the happenings in that country were not to their liking. At that time, (during the Dominican Civil War) there was escalating violence in Vietnam, so the Dominican crisis was a platform that allowed them to show that the US would intervene in the affairs of another country if they believed they felt the need to...
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