Countries with U.S. Government Involvement in Regime Change

Name the countries where the United States government was involved in a regime change or supported a coup d'etat.

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Countries	Answer
landlocked Asian country	Afghanistan
country bordering Greece	Albania
oil-rich country in Southern Africa	Angola
home of Lionel Messi	Argentina
"down under"	Australia
has over 60% of the Amazon rain forest	Brazil
capital city of Sofia	Bulgaria
home to famous Angkor Wat temple	Cambodia
landlocked, includes the Sahara desert	Chad
the world's longest country	Chile
most populous country in the world	China
home of Shakira, famous for coffee	Colombia
long-standing Central American democracy	Costa Rica
known for cigars and years of communist rule	Cuba
formerly called Zaire	Democratic Republic of the Congo
makes up part of the island of Hispaniola	Dominican Republic
declared independence in 1999	East Timor
home of the Galapagos Islands	Ecuador
home of the Great Pyramids of Giza	Egypt
small country with over 20 active volcanos	El Salvador
island nation in Oceania	Fiji
home of the Autobahn known for beer	Germany
formerly known as the Gold Coast	Ghana
considered the birthplace of democracy	Greece
Caribbean country known for its spices	Grenada
famous for its Mayan pyramids	Guatemala
only English-speaking country in South America	Guyana
had catastrophic 7.0 earthquake in 2010	Haiti
home to endangered jaguars	Honduras
volcanic country home to Komodo dragons	Indonesia
also called Persia	Iran
in Mesopotamia	Iraq
birthplace of Judaism and Christianity	Israel
known for pasta and gelato	Italy
only landlocked country in Southeast Asia	Laos
formerly known as Italian North Africa	Libya
majority Buddhist country	Myanmar
known as the "land of lakes and volcanos"	Nicaragua
cricket is popular in this country	Pakistan
a canal generates a third of the country's economy	Panama
largest archipelago in the world	Philippines
home of Mecca, the holiest city in Islam	Saudi Arabia
on the Horn of Africa	Somalia
known for pop music	South Korea
Dutch speaking country	Suriname
famous for kebab and carpets	Turkey
traditional food is borscht	Ukraine
birthplace of tango	Uruguay
has the world's largest known oil reserves	Venezuela
famous food is pho	Vietnam
has been experiencing humanitarian crisis since 2011	Yemen
country that broke up in 1989	Yugoslavia