Answer: C. Cuba broke relations with the United States and allied itself with the Soviet Union.
Explanation:
The overthrow of President Fulgencio Bautista and replaced by a socialist government led by Fidel Castro in December 1958 is known as the Cuban revolution. This movement led to the establishment of the communist party in Cuba, supported by the Soviet Union.
This process led to the end of relations between the United States and Cuba, due to the zero-tolerance of the United States government towards communism, and to the support, Cuba received from the Soviet Union (enemies of the United States during the Cold War). This subsequently led to a series of situations of tension between the two countries, and the establishment of a process of the trade embargo against Cuba by the United States.
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1) One religion could have incited wars (such as the crusades)
2) Two religions could be fighting each other (Hindus and Muslims at the Partition of India)
3) Religion can prohibit wars and violence(Jainism)
4) Religion can inspire people to help other people in wars (some Churches during the Holocaust)
Answer:
Explanation:
Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the correct response would be "a system of checks and balances", since this doesn't allow any branch to become too powerful.
Answer:
basic rules
Explanation:
it has basic rule on which the democracy funtions
Answer:
All the answers are correct because research is multifaceted
Explanation:
While doing population studies, it is important to understand the population and they demographic, age, sex, location etc. This could have incredible effects on comparative studies.
It is also important to maintain an open line of communication to give instructions and follow up on the persons in the event that this kind of data is required. But like with population study the error that often comes into play is the element of human dishonesty. By keeping an open line of communication, the provisions can be made to keep this under check.
Finally, making sure that all the participants understand what is being asked of them is key to the open line of communication as not to create any misgivings or misunderstanding.
