Oliver North played a key role in
A) President Reagan's reelection campaign in 1984.
B) President Reagan's decision to end the trade embargo on Cuba.
C) President Reagan's decision to remove American soldiers from Lebanon.
D) the Iran-Contra scandal.
Answer: D
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