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    the world. With at least 28 island nations and more than 7,000 individual islands, the problem quickly becomes deciding where to go. To complicate matters further, each of the islands offers a variety of local flavors—like a preference for cumin in Cuba, or curry along the English islands. Experience island culture while enjoying delicious Caribbean cuisine with this unique insider’s guide. What’s so unique about it? These destinations are meant to be accessed exclusively by boat. But you…

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    people, the year 1959 changed the course of their entire future when the Cuban Government under President Fulgencio Batista was toppled by a guerrilla army lead by Fidel Castro and the Movimiento 26 de Julio–the 26th of July Movement–became reality in Cuba. The subsequent government that replaced the Batista regime was lead exclusively by the leaders of this revolution and everything that the government embodied–everything from its policies, its politicians, and all the way down to those on the…

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    destructive power of the Hiroshima bomb) and he had been authorized to use these to repel an American invasion. The Soviets were able to get the missiles to Cuba and get the sites halfway to operation partly because Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko kept promising President Kennedy to his face that all military equipment supplier to Cuba was of a defensive nature…

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    Being born in a Cuban family is a privilege for me. A common phrase in Cuba is “el que no tiene de congo tiene de carabali” and that phrase comes from the fact that every Cuban is a derivation of different cultures. Back in time, Cuba was only populated by native Indians, but later on, Europeans took over the country. After make the natives slaves and take them to almost extermination, they brought slaves from Africa. As a result, we became a mix of different cultures. I grew up in a poor Cuban…

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    like, “Long live the king of Haiti!” around the streets of Brazil. The impact on Cuba after the revolution was even bigger. Cuban citizens notified their highest figures about the slave revolt as early as the first days of the budding revolution. The general of Cuba even went as far as to say that no slaves other than the ones from the coast of Africa were allowed in their country. Once the Haitian revolution ended, Cuba noticed…

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    Paraphrased. KU 9/24 When Castro became the next dictator, he pledged to renew and restore Cuba Good. KU 9/24 To dethrone the former dictator, Castro lead a militia of armed men against Batista forces. The plan had impacted 81 male lives, yet Castro got what he wanted, to be in control. Batista ran and now Fidel was the new dictator.Paraphrased. KU 9/27 Batista’s government was falling apart, so Batista left Cuba in the hands of Castro. Castro was now taking down his campaign and was ready to…

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    The Spanish -American war didn’t last long but it left a huge impact on spain and the caribbean islands. Spain’s navy was weakened and they had to give a lot of the islands to the U.S. This also gave the caribbean islands their independence from spain. Because of Yellow Journalism, Spanish cruelty towards Indians, U.S. support of cuba’s independence, and the sinking of the U.S.S Maine. The Spanish -American war started in April, 1898. The defination of yellow journalism is where newspapers…

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    shoreline of Santa Teresa del Mar in Cuba, where Celia del Pino lived. This location was the reoccurring focal point of the whole novel, no matter which point of view the story was told from, it always came back to this house in Santa Teresa del Mar. If I was to have the opportunity to visit this place, I would absolutely. Celia’s house was facing the ocean; Celia would imagine seeing the Florida Keys only 90 miles away. In the novel Cuba went through their revolution. Cuba in the novel is…

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    The United States is a nation that is known for its freedom and equality that it provides to its citizens, but yet our sports world doesn’t always reflect our own goals as a nation. Equality and freedom have come a long way in the United States but there are still some issues that are reflected in our sports culture. As a society we predetermine an athletes potential because of factors such as money, race and ethnicity. These factors impacts what sport an athlete has the chance to play and it…

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    Counter Strike Diplomacy In 1962, the Soviet Union housed a nearby arsenal of nuclear missiles within he confines of Cuba, immediate action was required, post haste. President Kennedy 's cabinet rallied for him to give the green light on an operation that entailed sending a precise air strike that planned to dispose of the alleged nuclear weapons, before the Soviet Union had a chance to make good use of them. However, with the firearms ' combat readiness still essentially in question, and…

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