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No they don't possess an important strategic location or natural resource.

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The u.s were not engaged in trade with this country

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factors that may shape this policy are that we have them under our control. They are no longer communist but now do the same democracy as the U.S.A.

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The foreign policy with Grenada over the next 10 years was very strong.

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The events gave the US power over Grenada

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The US ended up getting involved because they noticed that more and more countries were fall into communism, they had to do something about it

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Why did these events occur?

Because the US was try to end communism.

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Grenada had a better relationship with The soviets than the United States because the fell into the communist category of countries.

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Grenada was important to the United States because it was just one more country to cross off the list until the US fully contained communism.

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It went on for two months.

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It is Military.

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Its not a regional

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The country we choose is a regional power.

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Where in the world did these events take place?

They took place in the United States and in Grenada.

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What do events tell you about the overall foreign policy toward the country?

Sence we had to go into there country and kill hundreds of there men, that it was not very good.

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Describe the key events between the United States and this country/Region?

The US was trying to keep Grenada from turning to communism.

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Who were the leaders associated with these countries and/or organizations?

Maurice Bishop and Fidel Castro

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What countries or organizations were involved in this conflict?

The United States and Grenada