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Ten Years War (years)
1868-1878
Ten Years War
failed to expel Spanish, but increasing pressure on Spain to forestall complete loss of control
(worried that Cuba would follow slave revolt in Haiti)
Moret Law (year)
1879
Moret Law
granted freedom to children of slaves (born free), paves way for gradual abolition process

*unsuccessful attempt @ diffusing black unrest
Cuban War of Independence (years)
1895-1898
Cuban War of Independence
finally ends Spanish rule in Cuba w/ aid from US to drive out Spain, then US occupies militarily
US Occupation (years)
1899-1902
US Occupation
asserts political control over Cuba via Platt Amendment
Platt Amendment
US legal justification to intervene in Cuban politics despite fact that Cuba is free republic
The First Republic (years)
1902-1933
The First Republic
1st Constitution of Cuba
-later degrades into dictatorship as Machado names himself president fo lyfe
The Second Republic (years)
1933-1958
The Second Republic
begins with ouster of Machado, puts in place Batista's revolutionary gov't dedicated to:
1. pushing out US influence (rescinds Platt Amend.)
2. fixing economic woes
3. semblance of revival of constitutional governance, but Batista remains dictatorial
Castro's Communist Regime (years)
1958-2008
Castro's Communist Regime
economic reforms, desegregation of public/private space, but also consolidates power, controls media to effectively end discussion of race in Cuba
Special Period began in...
1991 with fall of USSR
Special Period
extended period of economic crisis, characterized by shortages of energy/other goods

-reintroduced policies that created inequality Cubans unaccustomed to