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The event that led to US intervention in Cuba was Cuban refugees in the United States spread exaggerated tales of Spanish atrocities, and these and numerous others were reprinted widely. President Cleveland resisted the rising public demand for intervention, but by early 1898 the pressure, then on his successor, McKinley, was too great to be defied.
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The U.S. government had promised that they would help the cubans avoid communism however the cuban government broke their promise and they became communist. Bananas
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∙ 9y agoManifest Destiny fueled this idea. This is the idea that the United States needs to keep expanding in order to be a great nation.
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∙ 11y agoThe Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 caused the USA to intervene in Cuba and back down the Soviet Union.
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Was the us was concerned about uprisings in Cuba because Cuba was close to the us and the us had invested money in Cuban businesses?
Yes, True(OW)
Which of the following motivated the US to support the Bay of Pigs invasion?
Answer this question… It wanted to overthrow Cuba's communist government
How did the Spanish-American war and the events that followed help dictate us policy towards cuba?
it didnt
Why did the US government support Cuba's president Fulgencio Batista?
To stop the spread of communism to Latin America.
Three events that transpired because of the Spanish American war?
Cuba gaine its independence. Guam and Puerto Rico became US Territories. The Philippenes and the US fought a war.
Why offensive missiles in cuba caused the us government concern?
The U.S. government got concerned because Cuba was only 425 miles apart and could've bombed america at any time and wouldn't have enoungh time for people to evacuate.
Was the us was concerned about uprisings in Cuba because Cuba was close to the us and the us had invested money in Cuban businesses?
Yes, True(OW)
Which two events directly concerned relations between the US and England?
which two events directly concerned relations between the united states and England
Why does US hate Cuba?
The US does not "hate" Cuba. The US government distrusts the government of Cuba, specifically the Castro regime, due to their roll in events like the missile crisis of October 1962. Let's keep in mind that to the Cuban perspective, they may have been operating then with an eye toward national defense. The US was aggressively involved in areas around the globe then to combat the spread of communism. Cuba was an ally of the communist Soviet Union. The US is more than the government that runs the country. The US is 350 million American citizens, many of whom are barely confident (less so satisfied perhaps) with the ability of the government to leads us competently or safely into the future.
Why did the US government not like Fidel Castro?
the us government will not trade with cuba because it is a communist country
Some people are concerned that genetically engineered crop plants would?
Take over the world and enslave humankind. And some people are concerned that the events of September 11, 2001 were a US government conspiracy. And some people are concerned that UFO's are real and the government is trying to hide it. Come on, people, get a grip on reality.
What violent events affected Cuba with the US relationship?
Spanish-American War
In 1961 the US backed what unsuccessful invasion of Cuba?
{| |- | The event is referred to as The Bay of Pigs. It is the place that Cuban's landed with help from the US in an attempt to take control of Cuba from the government. The US helped those that had been kicked out of Cuba in an attempt to regain US property that the government there had taken away. |}
Is it legal for a permanent resident from Cuba to get married to a US citizen?
As far the the US is concerned, yes. I can't speak for Cuban laws.
Which of the following motivated the US to support the Bay of Pigs invasion?
Answer this question… It wanted to overthrow Cuba's communist government
Why was the US concerned with the events in Cuba?
Spanish reconcentration camps resulted in one fourth of all Cubans being displaced and many were dying of starvation. It was a basic human rights issue coupled with the basic belief of Americans in freedom and independence.
Why was Cuba not ceded when Puerto Rico and the Philippines were?
Events in Cuba were the excuse for the United States to declare war on Spain. In doing so the US explicitly denied any territorial ambitions in Cuba. As a result it was not politically possible for the US to take Cuba as a possession. Instead the US controlled Cuba for a few years and then reorganized it as a sovereign nation.
