Juan Bautista Sacasa with members of his cabinet in Nicaragua in 1927; US Marines drill in Nicaragua in 1927

The transcript discusses the establishment of a government in 1927, which ended a gorilla outbreak. It highlights the US Marines' return to Nicaragua in 1926 and their subsequent seven-year presence until 1933. The efforts of Henry L. Stimson were crucial in facilitating the withdrawal of the Marines, showcasing the United States' commitment to Central America.

In what year was the government established that ended the gorilla outbreak?

• 1927

• 1926

• 1933

• 1925

How long did the US Marines stay in Nicaragua after their return in 1926?

• Seven years

• Five years

• Eight years

• Six years

Who played a significant role in the withdrawal of the US Marines from Central America?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Henry L. Stimson

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Woodrow Wilson

What was the primary reason for the US Marines' return to Central America?

• To explore new territories

• To demonstrate US dedication and vigilance

• To support local governments

• To establish trade routes

Which year marked the end of the US Marines' presence in Nicaragua?

• 1935

• 1927

• 1930

• 1933