Sandino's Forces Stir Conflict

Sandino's attacks were sudden and grew in size, prompting President Coolidge to send Henry L. Stimson to negotiate an armistice. The negotiations were successful, leading to a pact where Sandino agreed to lay down his arms.

What characterized Sandino's attacks?

• They were peaceful and diplomatic.

• They were well-planned and predictable.

• They were sudden and unpredictable.

• They were small and insignificant.

Who did President Coolidge send to negotiate an Armistice?

• Henry L. Stimson

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Winston Churchill

What was the purpose of sending a personal representative by President Coolidge?

• To establish a new government

• To sign a trade agreement

• To arrange an Armistice

• To declare war

What was the result of the negotiations led by Henry L. Stimson?

• The negotiations failed

• A pact was made and Sandino agreed to disarm

• A new war began

• Sandino continued his attacks

What did Sandino agree to do after the pact was made?

• Seek international support

• Lay down his arms

• Form a new alliance

• Increase his attacks