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5. Cuban Revolution Historical Context Where and when did this revolution happen? Where? When? Identify a cause and effect relationship of this political revolution. Be as specific as you can. Template: Cause: [Insert Answer Here] happened Effect: Due to this cause, [Insert Answer Here] happened because. [Insert Answer Here]
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Transcribed Image Text:5. Cuban Revolution Historical Context Where and when did this revolution happen? Where? When? Identify a cause and effect relationship of this political revolution. Be as specific as you can. Template: Cause: [Insert Answer Here] happened Effect: Due to this cause, [Insert Answer Here] happened because. [Insert Answer Here]
5.Cuban Revolution (1959) The dictator Batista and his supporters had all power and control in Cuba. America supported Batista to protect its economic interests in Cuba. The peasants of Cuba did not have any money or power and demanded a fair, communist government. Fidel Castro, a Communist leader, joined with other anti-Batista leaders to plan an armed revolt. Fidel Castro led a Communist revolution in Cuba. Castro gave farm land to the peasants, improved health care and education. Castro has dictatorial control of Cuba. Major events with the U.S. - Bay of Pigs Invasion and Cuban Missile Crisis. The U.S. tried to overthrow Castro's government and imposed an economic embargo (block on trading) with Cuba. Today the US and Cuba still have a poor relationship, with travel just recently opened between the two countries. It is a one party country, meaning only communist politicians can be in government.
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Transcribed Image Text:5.Cuban Revolution (1959) The dictator Batista and his supporters had all power and control in Cuba. America supported Batista to protect its economic interests in Cuba. The peasants of Cuba did not have any money or power and demanded a fair, communist government. Fidel Castro, a Communist leader, joined with other anti-Batista leaders to plan an armed revolt. Fidel Castro led a Communist revolution in Cuba. Castro gave farm land to the peasants, improved health care and education. Castro has dictatorial control of Cuba. Major events with the U.S. - Bay of Pigs Invasion and Cuban Missile Crisis. The U.S. tried to overthrow Castro's government and imposed an economic embargo (block on trading) with Cuba. Today the US and Cuba still have a poor relationship, with travel just recently opened between the two countries. It is a one party country, meaning only communist politicians can be in government.
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