Nicaraguan national guard troops march in early 1920s

The transcript discusses the election of a provisional president in Nicaragua, the invitation of US Marines to protect foreign interests amidst unrest, and the presence of an expeditionary force until 1925. During this period, the Nicaraguan National Guard was trained.

Who was elected as the provisional president in Nicaragua?

• A political figure

• A local revolutionary leader

• A foreign diplomat

• A military general

Why did the US Marines enter Nicaragua?

• To build infrastructure

• To train local police forces

• To establish a new government

• To protect foreign lives and property

What was the main reason for the ongoing unrest in Nicaragua?

• Economic instability

• Political disagreements

• Natural disasters

• Seething unrest

How long did the US Marines remain in Nicaragua?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 13 years

• 15 years

What was one of the roles of the US Marines during their stay in Nicaragua?

• Establishing trade routes

• Training the Nicaraguan National Guard

• Negotiating peace treaties

• Building schools