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    “Forgive your enemies‚ but never forget their names.” The Bay of Pigs invasion started when Fidel Castro overthrew Fulgencio Batista in Cuba‚ it led to the United States involvement to push Castro from power‚ and ended with the failure of the Bay of Pigs invasion to stop communism. First‚ let’s discuss the start of the Bay of Pigs invasion. In 1959‚ Fidel Castro came to power in an armed revolt that overthrew Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista. The United States government distrusted Castro and was

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    Steeve Coupeau‚ in The History of Haiti‚ informs us that The Republic of Haiti is formally known as St. Dominique. The indigenous people of Haiti were called Tainos. Upon the arrival of Christopher Columbus to the island‚ 12 to 20 million of the indigenous people were killed‚ enslaved‚ or died from the diseases that the Europeans brought along with them. A little later in history‚ the French colonized Haiti‚ which was now mostly populated by African slaves since most of the indigenous people had

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    that changed the regime of other countrys such as countrys in south America‚ central America‚ and mexico. When cuba needed support for there independence it had some deep roots for americans and put a lot of personal feelings into this war for all the American citizens who had to fight in it. The war would have been very different if the American population changed what they thought of cuba being under spain colonial empire. The united states navy destroyed the last of the ships trying to escape the

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    Contributing Factors to the Rise of Castro On the first day of 1959‚ President Fulgencio Batista of Cuba boarded a plane to leave his country forever‚ surrendering Cuba’s government to a force of revolutionaries lead by Fidel Castro. The country was soon a host to one of the most hostile moments in the Cold War‚ the Cuban Missile crisis. This small Mid-Caribbean island became the focal point of Soviet and Western superpowers within four years of Castro’s coup of the Cuban government. How

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    I chose to write this essay on Cuba‚ because Cuba is the largest island in the West Indies. Not only because is it the largest island‚ Cuba is the Country where my step father and his family are from. I also chose to write about Cuba because it is an island that is close to my family’s home land‚ Puerto Rico. Ever since my mother and step father got married I realized that I am going to learn a lot about Cuba. My step father loves his country‚ so he talks about it all of the time. I noticed that

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    THESIS : " The United States didn ’t want to get involved in the Spanish-American War‚ but was dragged into it due to yellow journalism‚ they wanted to control the seas‚ and wanted complete control over Cuba." The Spanish-American War - "The Splendid Little War" Pia DeAngelis Mr. Fishman Period 7 For 113 days during the summer of 1898‚ the United States was at war with Spain. Neither the president of the United States‚ nor his cabinet‚ nor the the queen of Spain‚ nor her ministers wanted the war

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    departed from Tuxpan‚ Veracruz aboard the cabin cruiser Granma on November 25. Their landing in Cuba was planned to coincide with an uprising in Santiago de Cuba on November 30th. Including attacks on government posts and attacking new recruits. Soon after Guevara travelled to many countries advocating for the voice of the people throughout the world. Che introduced “el socialismo y el hombre” in cuba where he talks about “new mans theory”. In April of 1965 Che’ gives up all his positions and Cuban

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    Fidel Castro was born in the small village of Birán‚ Cuba‚ in 1926 of an affair between a plantation owner and the maid of his wife. Castro was the third of six children. Castro pursued a career as a lawyer after high school and eventually became active in politics. The more he became active in politics‚ the more displeased he was with the current Cuban dictator‚ Fulgencio Batista‚ leading to the beginning of his campaign to remove Batista. Castro and his followers began a campaign of guerrilla warfare

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    The Bahamas is a nation consisting of 29 islands. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean north of Cuba. In 1492 the Bahamas was discovered by Christopher Columbus. In 1973 the Bahamas attained independence from the UK. I would live in the Bahamas; I believe it is a very beautiful and stable country. The reasons for this are the country’s views on capital punishment which I see as very lawful to inmates on death row‚ also the country has a very calm and relaxed environment that is based around tourism

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    world became closer than we could ever imagine to a nuclear war‚ A war so devastating that it’d destroy the civilized world. On 16th of October 1962‚ President JFK was shown footage of ballistic missiles belonging to the Soviet Union being installed in Cuba‚ these missiles had the ability to carry nuclear heads. Kennedy ordeded a naval blockade to be placed around the site where the missiles exist to prevent any other military supplies from reaching it. But the world didn’t know how the Russians would

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