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Despite substantial popular support for Castro, many Cubans did not agree with his revolution and left for exile. The Bay of Pigs invasion of 1961 was doomed to fail even before the first shot was fired. The Brigade still blames Washington.
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After the fall of the Mongol Empire, Moscow emerged as the new political and cultural center of Russia. There are various factors that led to the fall of the Mongolian Empire. These included: internal conflict, unstable form of succession, differences in culture, and miscommunication. The rise of Moscow resulted from the powers of its rulers who took down the already weak Mongols. Moscow's location was considered advantageous due to its remote and forested nature
I had to look it up :) A Carpetbagger was a Northerner that moved to the south after the Civil War. From what I understand the name Carpetbagger was used because these Northerner's carried bags (luggage). I'm still thinking it was the Republicans. Look it up though to be sure. <span>
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Are you sure you typed all the choices? All three of those things were things that happened following the German invasion of the USSR during World War II. What didn't happen was a German victory. The war between Germany and the USSR on the Eastern Front was long and brutal, costing many lives. But the Soviet Union eventually prevailed and then advanced against Germany itself.