Batista dissolved the Cuban congress Batista did away with the democratic constitution Batista became a dictator Middle Class Unhappy with Batista, and huge separation between upper and lower class, middle class was getting worse and has less role in government. Fidel Castro took advantage of this to get them on his side Reasons the revolution started (1952) 1. Batista became a dictator 2. Middle class was unhappy - less power 3. Huge separation between rich and poor 4. Cubans thought
Antonio Macedo and other Cuban exiles; they attempted to overtrow the Spaniards, on May 19, 1895 in an ill-fated two man suicide charge. He was wearing a black jacket on a white horse making himself an easy target. He is the national Cuban hero. The patriotic son “Guantanamera” with his lyrics from his poem Versos Sencillos was made famous by the American singer Pete Seeger. Marti successfully resolved his severe depression with his total commitment to the Cuban revolution. So he was a leader who
Saadi AL Sammarraie 2140225 When we say Cultural Encounters we are talking about motivating things, on a space of levels in short story anthology title A world of Difference. Hope and disappointment after the revolution of Castro Cuba, comfort and fear in USA with all its beauty and sadness ,cultural ties that bind families and the difference between people’s dreams and reality, In working up with such theme we transact with complicated and distressing items, in
violent revolution. Lenin thought that the best way to stop resistance was to create “terror” -- mass executions, slave labor, and starvation. With all the chaos during the last two years of World War I, Lenin’s methods became an effective way to seize and hold power. Socialists in favor of Lenin’s tactics were known as “communists” and even came to power in China, North Korea, and elsewhere. One of the most important facts to know about the economics of communism is that communists revolutions triumphed
Armed conflict and the constant threat of war or terrorism have become both the cause of and response to this growing arm race. Introduction Arms race a pattern of competitive acquisition of military capability between two or more countries. The term is often used to refer to any military buildup or spending increases by a group of