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    As prime minister of Cuba‚ Fidel Castro used his connection with the Soviet Union to gain allies and to guarantee support for his rule. “Cuba quickly aligned with the Soviet Union‚ abolished capitalism‚ nationalize foreign­owned enterprises‚ and instituted many soviet style agrarian and industrial measures” (Elliott). The Cuban Revolution solidified the relationship with the Russians because the Communistic philosophy made political friends (Elliott). The Cuban economy was subsidized by $4.5 billion

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    about the relationship of Jamaica and Cuba. Two island countries so close to one another with different ways of governing‚ how and why did Jamaica not chose the socialism route‚ in doing my research I found that Jamaica had come very close to doing just that. How would have Jamaica been affected if they did follow in Cuba’s footsteps? Their economy relies heavily on U.S. tourism. Was that a factor in their choice not to follow Castro’s ways? The ties that bind Cuba and Jamaica run deep‚ according to

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    recovery from the near 80% collapse in the population’s real income levels since the suspension of the subsidies provided by the Soviet Union in 1989; in fact‚ the official wage rate remains at about 25% of its 1989 level (See Figure 1). Figure 1. Cuba: Real Inflation-Adjusted Wages‚ 1989–2009 (Pesos‚ Moneda Nacional) Source: Pavel Vidal Alejandro‚ “Política Monetaria y Doble Moneda‚” in Omar Everleny Pérez‚ et. al‚ Miradas a la Economía Cubana‚ La Habana: Editorial Caminos‚ 2009‚ p. 35.

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    The main cause of the Cuban Missile Crisis was Kennedy’s orders to invade the Bay of Pigs on 17th April 1961. This was an unsuccessful and ultimately embarrassing decision by Kennedy‚ which saw the CIA encourage an attempt by Cuban exiles to invade Cuba. The aim was to overthrow Fidel Castro’s Cuban government by stimulating a rebellion by the Cuban citizens. Whilst planning the invasion‚ Kennedy and his advisors decided if the initial invasion was to fail‚ the rebels would create a guerrilla base

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    community disapproval and municipal disobedience‚ along with a revolt cause by Fidel Castro which was mashed (don’t fear‚ Castro becomes essential again later). The US had many linked with Cuba‚ which legalized betting in and create an effort to woo United states travel and leisure. Prostitution also became very typical. Cuba encounters large extensive hardship because Batista put all the nation’s sources into offering vacations for the wealthy Individuals in america he did company with. He announced an

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    Fidel Castro “Analyse the involvement of Fidel Castro in creating a Revolutionary Cuba” Fidel Castro was born on August 13‚ 1926‚ near his father‘s farm in Biran‚ in southeast Cuba. Castro’s father was an immigrant from Spain‚ who had provided for the family through sugarcane farming. Castro spent most of his younger years on his family farm‚ but spent most of his childhood in catholic boarding schools. In 1950‚ Castro graduated from law school and began practicing law. Keeping a strong interest

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    interesting war‚ some don’t know how the war started. The war was mostly started when the USS Maine blew up killing 250 American sailors‚ but if it wasn’t for Cuban rebels attack American plantations the USS Maine wouldn’t have been in Cuba due to the fact that President McKinley wanted nothing to do with Cuba’s battle for independence. McKinley wanted to stay at peace but due to what journalist were publishing American citizens called for war against Spain. When the USS

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    trying to figure out what to do. It shows you just how close America was to the break of war. The Cuban missile crises was a 13 day stand with Soviet Russia and the United States during Oct 16‚ 1962 – Oct 28‚ 1962. Russia wanted to put missiles onto Cuba so they could strike virtually any city in America. The Russians thought they were just evening the playing field because the United states already had missiles in turkey. The United states did not see it this way so President Kennedy had to come up

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    important because it helped extend our territories over weaker territories. I think imperialism was a proper and legitimate policy‚ even though it led to some bad outcomes‚ there were more good outcomes. The three countries that I chose to write about are Cuba‚ Philippines‚ and Panama. In Panama‚ the Panamanians allowed the United States to rent the land needed to build the Panama Canal. The U.S. wanted to build the Panama Canal because they gained control over Puerto Rico and the Philippines. The canal

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    The Red Umbrella Analysis

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    shops‚ newspapers‚ homes‚ belongings‚ and all services. Some citizens disliked the revolution; others despised it. The only way to live your life the way you want it is to leave Cuba and immigrate to the United States. “The Red Umbrella” written by Christina Diaz Gonzalez takes place in the 1960’s in the country of Cuba‚ during Castro’s revolution‚ then later goes to Florida in and Nebraska in the United States.

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