Castro

When Fidel Castro took power in the 1959 revolution, thousands of Cubans defected and sought shelter within the United States. Even though Castro implemented positive policies such as expanding healthcare and education, his regime instituted state control of the press and actively worked to suppress internal dissent. Though popular…

had built up a reputation as a supporter of Fidel Castro. Oswald could have been directed by Castro's administration as well as the Soviet Union. It seems though that Oswald's pro-Castro stir was not so verifiable in New Orleans. His political associates were strongly anti-Castro and he was apart of his own branch of pro-Castro consisted of only of himself. The anti-Castro may have been angered at Kennedy for not as much as necessary to displace Castro and may have led them taking matters into…

Floridia,Florida is where most of the Cubans live.When the Cubans heard Castro was taking over lots of private land in their home counntry,they all started to get worried. As time went on Fidel Castro soon began to grow more and more faster and thus him gaining more and more power.Now back in the 1959 Fidel Castro came to power in an armed revolt that overthrew the Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista.The U.S government did not trust Castro at all and we were wary of his suspicious relationship…

Following the conclusion of World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union were thrown into a world-threatening rivalry known as the Cold War, as a result of both sides attempting to propagate their political doctrines. During this time of tension, both sides employed brinkmanship, or the practice of pushing a dangerous situation to the limits of safety, with the intent of forcing the other side to concede. This strategy pushed the war’s two remaining superpowers to engage in an intense…

“Revolution is not a bed of roses.”-Fidel Castro. This quote by former dictator of Cuba, Fidel Castro, means that overthrowing a government is and can be very difficult and painful. Because people today, and in dystopian novels, rebel and attempt to revolt against corrupt governments such as dictatorships. Governments today, like Cuba, North Korea, and maybe even Russia, are very similar to the government in the dystopian novels, Legend and Surviving Antarctica. All of these governments:…

Giganotosaurus has a diet like no other. According to Joseph Castro, the Giganotosaurus preyed on massive herbivorous sauropods.It is also thought that the Giganotosaurus hunted in packs to take down creatures like the Argentinosaurus,the largest sauropod known(Castro). While these beast would hunt the Argentinosaurus what would be hunting them, nothing, the Giganotosaurus had no natural predators,this means it’s population could grow (Castro). Another interesting aspect about the…

fought against many powerful opponents to achieve social justice for peasants in Cuba. His fight for social justice was not without opposition. Corporations in the United States were economically affected by the policies Che and his superior, Fidel Castro, enacted. These economic impacts caused American newspapers to negatively report on these two men in…

involving the United States and the Soviet Union regarding the installment of Soviet airstrike missiles in Cuba. This situation was globally televised and was the nearest the Cold War had ever come to a nuclear war. Tension between superpowers, Fidel Castro, and the Bay of Pigs Invasion led this event to unfold as it did and the event took the Western bloc in an entirely new direction. Leading up to the crisis, the tension between the United States and Russia heightened because each superpower…

a country needs a more power heavy leader for the betterment of the country. Staying on the topic of Fidel and how he came to power, educated in private boarding schools, Castro grew up in wealthy conditions amid the poverty of Cuba but was also saturated with a sense of Spanish pride from his teachers. From an early age, Castro showed he was mentally gifted, but he was also something of an agitator and was often more interested in sports than studies. He went to Colegio Dolores in Santiago de…

Pedro Álvares Cabral was not just an amazing explorer, but the founder of brazil too. When he set foot on the “new land” he named the new land the Inland of the true cross but later the named changed to Brazil due to dyewood found in paulo-Brazil. Before all that, another explorer Vasco Da Gama was tired after he did an returned from another expedition to India so instead ,Pedro Álvares Cabral took the expedition to the “new” expedition . The King wanted to take the advantage of the new trade…