Question

(1) On October 14, 1962, an American U-2 reconnaissance aircraft flew over the province of San Cristobal in Cuba on a rou­tine mission to gather data. The pictures the aircraft took of the ground disclosed develop­ments that were far from routine. The photos revealed Soviet efforts to install approximately forty nuclear missiles, each capable of devas­tating an American city.
Since Cuban leader Fidel Castro’s first appeals to Moscow in 1960, U.S. officials had repeatedly warned the Soviets against attempt­ing to put missiles in Cuba. The Soviets had assured the United States Led by John Kennedy that they had no intention of giving the Cubans nuclear mis­siles. They pledged that Cuba would receive only nonnuclear weapons to defend the island from attack.

Based on the first two paragraphs, Select which person/places are important in this event? (Found in Title, paragraph 1 & 2)
(MULTIPLE CHOICE)
1. Kennedy
2. Germany
3. Cuba
4. Castro

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Cuba and United States.

2. Fidel Castro and John Kennedy.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Cuba and Castro are the most important person and place