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1 The Cuban Revolution
2 Background Info Cuba gained its independence from Spain in In the 1900s, Cuba s wealth was controlled by American companies. The main businesses in Cuba were sugar and mining companies. The dictator of Cuba until 1959 was Fulgencio Batista.
3 Fulgencio Batista
4 Cuban Revolution Batista had originally been elected as president, but made himself dictator Many people were unhappy with his rule: poverty, education was poor, and healthcare was limited Batista also cancelled all free elections. Fidel Castro led a group of rebels against Batista s government.
5 Fidel Castro
6 Cuban Revolution Castro attempted to overthrow Batista s government for seven years. Castro and his army lost many battles to Batista he was even arrested and sentenced to 15 years in jail! Castro was released in 1955 after only two years and fled to Mexico to put together a new group of rebel fighters. He defeated the Batista government and made himself dictator of Cuba in The US originally backed Castro because he promised to make the country a democracy. US sent him supplies to help defeat Batista.
7 Fidel Castro (right)
8 Castro s Government Castro began organizing a communist government right away: declared all property belonging to Americans now belonged to the government all farms, factories, & businesses now belonged to the government Cubans no longer had the right to protest against the government Cuban newspapers, radio, & TV were shut down government became only source for news churches were closed & property was taken over by government
9 Cuba Vs. US Castro s government & the US government did not get along so well. US did not like having a communist country so close. Americans who owned land/businesses in Cuba lost their property. Castro forced American civilians to leave Cuba. US did not like Cuba being friends with the Soviet Union (Cold War ).
10 Cuba: Bay of Pigs The purpose was to overthrow Castro. The plan was to arm Cuban exiles living in Florida. Once the exiles arrived in Cuba, unhappy Cubans would join them at the Bay of Pigs and overthrow Castro. The invasion was a disaster because Castro s forces intercepted the plan and captured the invaders. No rebellion against Castro occurred, but this sparked a deep hatred for US.
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12 Captured During the Invasion
13 Cuban Missile Crisis In October of 1962, US planes spotted secret Soviet missile bases in Cuba. 10/22: President Kennedy announced that the Soviets had placed long-range missiles in Cuba. Extremely TENSE time could have led to WWIII Resolution: President Kennedy agreed not to invade Cuba and to remove US missiles from Turkey; in return, Khrushchev agreed to remove the missiles from Cuba.
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16 Cuban Missile Crisis Results: A hot line is a direct line of communication between two parties. A hot line was set up between President Kennedy and the Soviet Premier so that they could contact each other more quickly. The Limited Test Ban Treaty was agreed upon between US, USSR, and Great Britain to stop above ground testing of nuclear weapons.
17 Castro s Impact on Cuba s Economy Due to the harsh events, US placed an embargo on goods from Cuba in 1962: Cuba s sugar cane crop could no longer be sold in the US, which hurt Cuba s economy. It s still in place today. As a result of the embargo, poor harvests, and bad government planning, Cuba s economy has become very poor.
18 President Kennedy signing the bill to place a trade embargo on Cuba 10/23/62
19 US-Cuban Relations Relations have not improved much over the past 50 years. There is still an embargo on goods from Cuba. In the early 1980s & 1990s, there were periods in which large numbers of Cubans escaped their island for America. thousands left because Castro would not allow free elections, freedom of speech, freedom of press, etc 1994 now the US only accepts 20,000 immigrants per year
20 Cuban Refugees
21 Castro Update After a decline in health, Fidel Castro gave up the Cuban presidency on February 19, His brother, Raul, is now the Cuban leader. There is much speculation about whether or not Fidel Castro is actually alive today.
22 Fidel & Raul Castro
23 Castro Resigns
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