T/F: The U.S. CIA covertly organized coups (i.e. - the overthrow of a government) in Guatemala andIran in the 1950s.(Foner, Ch 24, Lecture)

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T/F: The U.S. CIA covertly organized coups (i.e. - the overthrow of a government) in Guatemala and Iran in the 1950s. (Foner, Ch 24, Lecture)