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- 81: Castro
- On August 13, 1926 one of the world's most fierce leaders was brought upon this earth. He would be recognized world wide as Fidel Castro. Born near Biran Cuba he grew up on his mother And fathers 200 acre sugar cane plantation (Groiler 1996 n. Page). When Castro turned age six he was sent away to a parochial school ... where he graduated with a low degree on 1950 (One Biography n. Page) many of his friends and associated pushed him to become a member of the orthodox party of Cuba where be became the leader and was about to go up against Batista in a federal election but the election was called of by Fulgencia Batista. Castro tried many times ... In October of 1955 Castro announced the formation of his 26th of July movement aimed at toppling Fulgencio Batista. He then went into exile in Mexico vowing to return to Cuba in order to fight against Batista (Groiler n. Page). In December of 1956 Castro and 81 others including the Gueuara went into the Sierra Maestro mountains and launched a ...
- 82: Castro
- On August 13, 1926 one of the world's most fierce leaders was brought upon this earth. He would be recognized world wide as Fidel Castro. Born near Biran Cuba he grew up on his mother And fathers 200 acre sugar cane plantation (Groiler 1996 n. Page). When Castro turned age six he was sent away to a parochial school ... where he graduated with a low degree on 1950 (One Biography n. Page) many of his friends and associated pushed him to become a member of the orthodox party of Cuba where be became the leader and was about to go up against Batista in a federal election but the election was called of by Fulgencia Batista. Castro tried many times ... In October of 1955 Castro announced the formation of his 26th of July movement aimed at toppling Fulgencio Batista. He then went into exile in Mexico vowing to return to Cuba in order to fight against Batista (Groiler n. Page). In December of 1956 Castro and 81 others including the Gueuara went into the Sierra Maestro mountains and launched a ...
- 83: Cuban And Chinese Revolution C
- ... as Castro had earlier. Although Castro had won his support under different ideals, once he had control, he publicly announced that he was actually a Marxist-Leninist. He then allied Cuba with the Soviet Union. Cuba was now a communist country. Castro is still in reign, and his country's economy has gone under. Most Cubans are afraid to even mention Castro's name. A stroke ... revealing where his true ideals lay, only revealing them once he was in power. This is because while the CCP was an already established party before Chiang's hostile takeover, Cuba had no communist party and Castro would not be able to rally the support he needed by saying he wanted communism for Cuba. In addition, Mao Zedong defeated Chiang ...
- 84: Welafre
- ... of the cold war was called the "space race." The first United States manned space flight was in May. In the spring of 1961 the Bay of Pigs near Havana, Cuba, was invaded by opponents of Cuba's Communist premier, Fidel Castro. The rebels were defeated quickly. The invasion had been aided by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Kennedy was criticized by some for having ... paid through the social security system. In October 1962 Kennedy faced the most serious international crisis of his administration. Aerial photographs proved that Soviet missile bases were being built in Cuba. Declaring this buildup a threat to the nations of the Western Hemisphere, Kennedy warned that any attack by Cuba would be regarded as an attack by the Soviets and ...
- 85: Nuclear Proliferation
- ... C. START III IV. THREATS A. New Power Landscape B. Broken Command C. Broken Army V. Status of Other Countries A. Iraq B. North Korea C. Iran D. Libya E. Cuba F. Pakistan G. India VI. Conclusion What is the status of the international nonproliferation of nuclear weapons? One day on a cold, bleak Russian night a world disaster was almost ... could conceivably lose control over a nuclear arsenal (abcnews.com). This is one of the most serious problems to nuclear proliferation. According to recent inspections-Iraq, North Korea, Iran, Libya, Cuba, India, and Pakistan have some type of nuclear capability. Many of these countries are not part of the 1968 Nuclear Non proliferation Treaty, so they are part of the proliferation ... Indian army s chief of staff said, Don t fight the United States unless you have nuclear weapons (abcnews.com). Russia has already sold nuclear reactors to Iran, India, and Cuba. Iran has signed the treaty but the other two have not which make the other powers uneasy. Iraq started their nuclear program right after they invaded Kuwait. By the ...
- 86: The Conflicts Between The United States and The Soviet Union
- ... split effected many world affairs during the next 40 years. To cite an instance, the Cuban Missile Crisis, which was the Soviet’s trying to shoot off nuclear missiles into Cuba. Luckily the United States blockaded Cuba to stop this process from happening. This had a major effect on world affairs because Cuba met with stiff American clash. This also gave Cuba the chance for America to have an agreement never to attack Cuba. The Soviets relationship with China had soured also ...
- 87: The Cold War
- ... influenced Western Europe. This division created an “iron curtain” that separated Europe. Many places were involved in the Cold War but the main places were the U.S., Soviet Union, Cuba and Europe. The U.S. took major damage from the crises such as the Bay of Pigs and the Science Race with the Soviet Union, but eventually they came out ... built here, the Soviet Union took a major hit in their political opinions across the globe. Eventually in 1990, theBerlinWall was destroyed and the two sides of Germany were reunited. Cuba was a minor player in the Cold War. When Fidel Castro took over, the U.S. authorized an invasion of this country. This invasion, known as the Bay of Pigs, was a hideous failure. When the U.S. failed on this invasion, the Soviet Union sent missiles to Cuba. The U.S threatened a “quarantine” and the Soviet Union withdrew the missles. The Cold War involved many important people but the main people involved were Joseph Stalin, Harry ...
- 88: Blanche Ingram: Villain?
- In the Search for Liberty Being a Cuban must be a terrible thing, not for the fact of being from Cuba but because of the type of government Cuba has, the government of Cuba is very extrict and sometimes very mean. Cuba is a beautiful country, but they do not have liberty there, Cubans can not leave the country, so some of the ...
- 89: Jumping Off To Freedom
- In the Search for Liberty Being a Cuban must be a terrible thing, not for the fact of being from Cuba but because of the type of government Cuba has, the government of Cuba is very extrict and sometimes very mean. Cuba is a beautiful country, but they do not have liberty there, Cubans can not leave the country, so some of the ...
- 90: Jfk Alliance
- ... America. The intended alliance marked a shift toward a policy of expanded U.S. economic assistance to Latin America in the wake of Fidel Castro s successful Communist revolution in Cuba. The United States was fearful of a communism spread due to the poverty and social inequities of the Latin American nations. The U.S. felt that the southern continent was ... arms by most Latin Americans leaders and immediately boosted U.S. relations throughout the hemisphere.1 The alliance s charter was signed by all members of the organization except for Cuba at a special meeting at Punta del Este, Uruguay, on August 17, 1961.2 The drafters of the charter emphasized that the twin goals of economic development and social injustice ... was a wise mood in the political world, which would assert his and the United States power over the southern continent. The program was inspired due to the situation in Cuba. Kennedy believed that the program could successfully counter the Communist onslaught in the hemisphere. He did not want the program to intertwine with the troubles that would involve Cuba. ...
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