question 23 of 25\nwhat did the iran hostage crisis do to american opinion?\n\na. americans supported the…

question 23 of 25\nwhat did the iran hostage crisis do to american opinion?\n\na. americans supported the iranian government.\n\nb. americans became angry with president jimmy carter.\n\nc. americans believed that the shah supported the soviets.\n\nd. americans feared that the iranian workers were spies.

question 23 of 25\nwhat did the iran hostage crisis do to american opinion?\n\na. americans supported the iranian government.\n\nb. americans became angry with president jimmy carter.\n\nc. americans believed that the shah supported the soviets.\n\nd. americans feared that the iranian workers were spies.

Answer

Answer:

B. Americans became angry with President Jimmy Carter.

Brief Explanations:

During the Iran hostage crisis, President Carter's administration struggled to resolve the situation effectively. The prolonged crisis (hostages held for over a year) led to public frustration, and many Americans blamed Carter for the perceived lack of a successful resolution, causing anger toward him. Option A is incorrect as the Iranian government was seen as hostile. Option C has no basis (the Shah was pro - Western, not pro - Soviet). Option D is unfounded as there was no widespread fear of Iranian workers being spies.