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    Chapter ten “ The Global Flow of Visual Culture” discuss the circulation of images and how they have changed over many decades. People now only get their image information through satellites and the more frequently the web. In other words‚ we now get our information much more faster and in a more advanced way than humans did thirty years ago. Since there are newer ways that images travel through different media sources‚ there is now more room for people to be able to alter the specific image they’re

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    United States to escape the oppression of Fidel Castro. He is among 14‚000 other Cuban children who are exiled without their parents. Children do not need security clearances‚ so they can get in quickly. For the parents‚ it takes months or sometimes years. It will be three-and-a-half years before Carlos’ mother finally gets to America. His father never will. The book opens on New Year’s Day of the year Eire is 8. Batista has fled that morning‚ and Castro is in power. For the next few years‚ Eire

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    Unalterably opposed to Fidel Castro‚ the administration organized an ill-fated invasion of Cuba by anti-Castro refugees in April 1961. After the “Bay of Pigs” fiasco‚ the Central Intelligence Agency tried to assassinate Castro and sponsored covert operations against Cuba‚ the Department of State organized an economic and political boycott of the country‚ and the Pentagon prepared and rehearsed a full-scale invasion of Cuba. The Soviet Union had become deeply involved with the Castro regime‚ and was especially

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    shown as gunslingers. Castro is on the donkey. The message of the cartoon is that the superpowers are close to having a fight. Fidel Castro is leading them into this and Castro is from Cuba. In the cartoon‚ I can see is Kennedy is standing up to the threat of Cuba and USSR. They were representing as villains who are riding into town. Khrushchev is larger and therefore more of a threat and is shown behind supporting Castro. The cartoon shows that Khrushchev is supporting Castro and having put weapons

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    When Fidel Castro took control of Cuba he needed to adopt an ideology that would unite a people and a country‚ and place him in the role of sole leader and head of Cuba. While it is his millitant actions that gave him power‚ it was his adoption of communism which has kept Castro in power for so long. There have been many goverment’s overthrown in Latin America‚ but few if any coups have had the impact on world affairs than Castro coming into power in Cuba did. By bringing communism to the western

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    during the 1961 Bay of Pigs Invasion using counterrevolutionary Cubans to invade‚ corrupt and overthrow Cuba along with Fidel Castro. With the result being a fail this event pushed Castro to an alliance with Soviet Union in response for economical assistance and protection due to shared ideologies against the Capitalist world. The fear of yet another allocated attack on Castro was imminent‚ necessary means of action had to be

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    The new leader‚ Fidel Castro wished to reduce USA influence. He nationalised industries and banks and introduced land reforms. This damaged USA banking and business interests and led to deterioration in relations. Eisenhower refused to meet Castro when he visited the USA in 1959 and he refused loans and economic aid to Cuba. All trade with Cuba was banned when Castro turned to the USSR for support. In January 1961 the USA broke off all diplomatic relations with Cuba. Castro then announced that

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    BAY OF PIGS WAS THE UNITED STATES JUSIFIED? In my research I find that United States involvement in the Bay of Pigs Invasion was important and necessary. The reasoning behind the invasion was to protect the Western hemisphere from the onset of communism. The way the invasion was handled and the outcome was the failure‚ but The United States‚ using covert operations was trying to destroy the communist threat that was quite close to our shores and‚ in the process‚ made the CIA and our government

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    between Cuba and the USSR‚ Fidel Castro declares officially that the island will be ruled under the doctrines of communism; it is at the time the only communist country in the West. This is seen as a threat to the US‚ since Cuba is only 90 miles away from Miami. Moreover‚ there is a scare that a possible completion of the Truman doctrine will take place in Latin America. Furthermore in 1961‚ J F Kennedy‚ the president of the US at the time supported an invasion of anti-Castro Cuban exiles that were

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    others actions. One major event which contribute to the crisis and raise suspicion was caused by the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961. It was the plan of Kennedy that inherited from his predecessor‚ president Eisenhower‚ to overthrow the Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro. The guerrilla leader had seized power on the island of Cuba‚ ninety miles off the Florida coast‚ toppling a corrupt dictatorship in pawn to American economic interests.(183) Initially‚ he was not a communist but because of Eisenhower’s administration

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