Fidel Castro
The section that I found the most interesting was “A Tense Relationship with the U.S”. Why I found “A Tense Relationship with the U.S” the most interesting section in the article is because the article tells you how the USA reacted to Fidel Castro’s decisions. Some of these reactions were: The United States Central Intelligence Agency tried and failed to overthrow Castro’s government in Cuba. A year later, the Communist USSR tried to keep nuclear missiles in Cuba, causing President John F. Kennedy to threaten nuclear war.
During this time, the United States was in a Cold War with the USSR because of its spreading communist ideals. Russia was a communist country where the government owns most things and a few people have private
The section that I found the most interesting was “A Tense Relationship with the U.S”. Why I found “A Tense Relationship with the U.S” the most interesting section in the article is because the article tells you how the USA reacted to Fidel Castro’s decisions. Some of these reactions were: The United States Central Intelligence Agency tried and failed to overthrow Castro’s government in Cuba. A year later, the Communist USSR tried to keep nuclear missiles in Cuba, causing President John F. Kennedy to threaten nuclear war.
During this time, the United States was in a Cold War with the USSR because of its spreading communist ideals. Russia was a communist country where the government owns most things and a few people have private