Answer:
They went to war with Spain for 10 years.
They sought intervention from the United States.
They started a revolution.
Explanation:
The Cuban people try to secure independence from Spain by doing certain things to achieve their goals. Some which are :
1. They went to war with Spain for 10 years: this started in 1868 following the declaration of Independence of Cuba by Carlos Manuel de Céspedes.
2. They sought intervention from the United States: following Cuba unsuccessful attempts to get independence from Spain, they eventually sought intervention from the United States
3. They started a revolution: this started revolution which could be considered as a second revolution following the failure of the first attempt.
The false statement in these groups of answer options is that the British introduced slave trade in the 17th century Atlantic world.
This is false because the British did not introduce the trade. The Portuguese were actually the ones who introduced it.
As far back as the 16th century, the Portuguese slave traders were the ones that bought the first slaves from the Western part of Africa and they transported the slaves to Brazil. Other European countries only joined in after them.
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Can you give us the options?...
The Treaty of Tordesillas, in essence, divided trading and colonizing rights for all newly discovered lands of the world located between Portugal and Castile (later applied between the Spanish Crown and Portugal) to the exclusion of other European nations. So the only choice that would work here is A. It allowed Portugal to claim Brazil... Which you can see is true today because the Language that Brazil speaks today is nonother than Portuguese.
