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tresset_1 [31]
3 years ago
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The LEAST LIKELY reason for Cubans to migrate mostly to Miami since the 1960s was the A) American dream. B) better climate. C) p

roperty confiscation. D) disenchantment with Castro.
Biology
2 answers:
Andru [333]3 years ago
6 0

The correct answer is - B) better climate.

Lot of Cubans migrated in the United States since Fidel Castro took over the leadership in the country. Most of the Cubans migrated in Miami and the other cities and towns in Florida.The climate was definitely not a reason for their migration as Cuba has a perfectly nice climate, but the reasons were mainly political and economical.

The Cubans that migrated out of the country migrated because the socialist government started to confiscate the properties of the people, the economic situation in the country was not good, and also they had the American dream right next door, so they gave it a chance.

KatRina [158]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Explanation:

The correct answer is - B) better climate.

Lot of Cubans migrated in the United States since Fidel Castro took over the leadership in the country. Most of the Cubans migrated in Miami and the other cities and towns in Florida.The climate was definitely not a reason for their migration as Cuba has a perfectly nice climate, but the reasons were mainly political and economical.

The Cubans that migrated out of the country migrated because the socialist government started to confiscate the properties of the people, the economic situation in the country was not good, and also they had the American dream right next door, so they gave it a chance.

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