How did the Suez crisis change the relationship between the United States and the Arab world?
A)It produced a deep distrust amongst Arabs towards the United States.
B)The United States gained considerable goodwill in the Arab world.
C)It damaged the business prospects of American auto companies considerably.
D)The U.S. intervention did not change the Arabs' anti-American prejudice.

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The Suez Crisis of 1956, where the United States opposed the tripartite invasion of Egypt by Britain, France, and Israel, led to the United States gaining considerable goodwill in the Arab world. This was because the U.S. stance was seen as opposing colonialism and supporting national sovereignty, aligning with the interests and sentiments of many Arab nations at the time.

How Did the Suez Crisis Change the Relationship Between the United