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    have a common thread of a group coming in with different standpoints and trying to overthrow or change the previous government in charge. These revolutions also all have one particular leader that guides this movement such as in the Civil Right Movement, the prominent leader of the time was Martin Luther King, Jr. Usually the misrepresented people of a community realize that the government policies are unjust and they must retaliate to create a change. From here causes a snowball effect that encourages people of the certain society to join and create a stronger force. Revolutions start with firm believers that they can be leaders to initiate a difference in matters that need innovation. Bernie Sanders, like Che Guevara, is the voice of an underrepresented part of society rising to a revolutionary leader to create radical change for…

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    It started on July 26th, 1953, with an attack on the Moncada Barracks in eastern Cuba. This was the first step of the Cuban Revolution; one of the most important events in Cuba’s history. The Cuban Revolution which started as an uprising in order to overthrow a dictator, ultimately just brought another dictator to power. It affected Cuba’s economy, politics and culture. The Cuban Revolution tried to develop an equal society where every citizen had the same rights and privileges. It also tried to…

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    His first move was the assault on Moncada. Moncada was the second largest military barracks in Cuba. The rebellion started by Castro, attacked this barracks with 138 men at 6 in the morning on July 26, 1953. The rebels were greatly outnumbered, and had a major lack of weapons. Because of this they tried to use the element of surprise to their advantage. The attack from the start was a disaster, because the men became separated and unorganized. Fidel Castro and his brother Raul were captured and…

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    tiresome stereotype of American kids as indolent narcissists whose brains have been addled by smartphones. They offer an inspiring example of thoughtful, eloquent protest” (New York Times). People like Laurence Steinberg are considering and debating the idea of the age being further lowered to 16; a proposed extension of the 26th Amendment. The 26th Amendment was ratified on July 1, 1971, establishing…

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    French Revolution Annotated Bibliography - Michelle Zhen Thesis Statement: The economic and social needs of the people were not met by the government, thus causing the French and Cuban Revolution. “26th of July Movement.” World History: The Modern Era. ABC-CLIO, 2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015. This article details the events of the 26th of July Movement following Fidel Castro and middle class rebels. It talks about the reasons why Castro wanted to overthrow Fulgencio Batista. The 26th of July Movement…

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    Should the minimum voting age be 18 years old? The 26th Amendment gives young adults under the age of 21 the right to vote. At the time of the Vietnam War the minimum voting age was 21 years old. Whether or not you think the minimum voting age should be 18, the 26th Amendment helped further improve equality in the United States. The 26th Amendment states that "The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the…

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    The Untied Stated Declaration of Independence and the Declaration of the Rights of Man are similar documents stressing freedom and equality. However, they are different in how they are composed. The United States Declaration of Independence was put together to outline how the United states was wronged by the British. The Declaration of the Rights of Man was written to outline and put into writing the natural rights that each citizen had. The Declaration of the Rights of Man is what prompted…

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    Since they were so connected in the world of politics, this helped Castro become more involved in the political world (Editiors 4). They had one child, Fidelity. Castros pursues his politcal ambitions and ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the Cuban parliment (bio 5, 6). In 1952, General Batista led a military coup overthrew the Cuban government, cancelled elected and set himself up as dictator of Cuba (Gant 13). Fidel Castro had little income and power. His marraige to Mirta was falling and he…

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    Fidel Castro Relationship

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    In the beginning of his presidency he was a very good leader making many reforms to improve cuban life while keeping the american plantation owners in cuba happy. However he became increasingly unpopular when he rigged elections to surround himself by army heads and political friends. One of these very unhappy people was fidel castro, a popular lawyer for the poor in Havana, he was running for office when batista took total control. Castro was so upset he started a movement against batista, The…

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    ”Everything which was stolen from us by that imperialist company, that state within a state, when we were dying of hunger, we are going to take back…” This excerpt from President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s speech on July 26th, 1956 encaptures the feeling of millions of Egyptians at that moment in time. Prior to this day, the British Empire had controlled all aspects of Egyptian life, with their military presence upsetting the locals and causing conflict both domestically and globally. The day that Al…

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