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    The Cuban Missile Crisis Both the United States and the Soviet Union had strong military forces of aircrafts‚ ships‚ tanks‚ and soldiers. Both also had arsenals of thermonuclear hydrogen bombs that were capable of destroying entire cities and millions of people in an instant (Byrne 11). In addition to these weapons‚ both nations had intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that could reach around the world (Byrne 42). So when the United States found Soviet missiles on Cuba‚ an island only 90

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    Ana Belen Montes was born in 1957 on a United States military base in West Germany. Her parents both had strong Puerto Rican roots‚ however‚ English was their first language at home. After leaving the military base‚ Montes along with her three siblings and parents‚ settled for a short time in Topeka‚ Kansas before moving to Towson‚ Maryland where Ana Belen Montes received a supreme public education. Ana’s family became wealthy after her father took a job in a private psychoanalyst practice. Even

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    accepted by Cuba’s Fidel Castro. Castro was still stinging from the failed Bay of Pigs attack. He was also more than a little nervous that there would be an inevitable second attack coming his way which led to his decision to allow the Soviets to build their missile installments in his country. Castro was nervous due to a strategic plan put in place by the U.S. “The Kennedy administration seemed to settle on a policy of harassment and diplomatic isolation in order to contain Castro and keep him off balance

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    happened as Cuban revolutionaries proclaimed the socialist ideas in countries in Central and South America. In addition‚ with his coming into power‚ Castro enforced a nationalization of property. This proved disastrous for a lot of American corporations‚ based on the island in that period. United States’ political elite was determined to remove Castro from power. And so in 1960 Cuban politics made the United States’ Government to apply a partial embargo on Cuban brown sugar in

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    other leaders of our country were faced with a horrible dilemma where a decision had to be made. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara outlined three possible courses of action for the president: "The political course of action" of openly approaching Castro‚ Khrushchev‚ and U.S. allies in a gambit to resolve the crisis diplomatically‚ an option that McNamara and others considered unlikely to succeed; "a course of action that would involve declaration of open surveillance" coupled with "a blockade against

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    conflict was unlikely thanks to the theory of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD). This theory stated that in the Cold War‚ whoever fired first would start a war which nobody could win‚ eventually destroying the world. The Cuban Revolution led by Fidel Castro established a socialist government in the island with close relations to the USSR. The moment came when the Monroe Doctrine should be again invoked‚ in order to prevent further spreading of communism in Latin America backed by the Soviet Union. During

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    back to the Spanish in a deal for Florida. In 1902 Cuba gained its formal independence‚ in the years ensuing its independence the Cuban economy was on the rise‚ but corrupt political figures and series of tyrannical leaders‚ led Fidel Castro and his brother Raul Castro lead the Cuban Revolution

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    organizations for example the Communist Party of Cuba which was initiated in the early 1920’s by Julio Antonio Mella‚ Carlos Balino‚ Jose Marti and Fabio Grobart. It was then later led by both the first secretary and secondary secretary: - Fidel Castro and Raul Castro respectively. In Cuba‚ no other political party other than that of the Communist Party of Cuba is allowed to be formed in the fear that a non – communist party which will be funded by the United States of America would intervene and claim

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    Cuba Persuasive Paper Is President Obama right or wrong to normalize relations with Cuba? For over half a century the United States has had issues with the island of Cuba. The Castro family has had a line of Presidents that have been cruel and untrustworthy. The U.S. imposed an embargo on Cuba which made it illegal for businesses to trade with them. Recently President Obama has decided to thaw the ice with Cuba and change the relationship with them that has lasted so long. So the question arises

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    The American Dream in the Film Scarface The film Scarface can be directly compared to the myth of the American Dream. The contemporary perception of the American Dream is one monetary gains and power in society. Scarface is a gangster movie in which the main character Tony Montana tries to reach his dream of overwhelming power and wealth. Tony Montana like Jay Gatsby believed that after obtaining enormous power and wealth‚ one would live in happily ever after. The director Brian De Palma like

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