The Reagan Doctrine of opposing communism
A) resulted in a relatively passive American foreign policy.
B) was most frequently applied in Asia.
C) led the United States to intervene in several Latin American nations.
D) centered on weakening the Soviet Union's hold on Eastern Europe.
E) was substantially reworked after the 1983 Beirut bombing.

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The Reagan Doctrine led the United States to intervene in several Latin American nations in order to oppose communism, including supporting anti-communist groups in Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala. It was not focused on Asia or Eastern Europe, and while the 1983 Beirut bombing did lead to some changes in American foreign policy, it did not substantially rework the Reagan Doctrine.

The Reagan Doctrine of Opposing Communism