Question

What happened to Havana after 1991 during the “Special Period in a Time of Peace”? A. The city’s housing stock began to expand. B. Rural populations in eastern Cuba illegally migrated westward to the capital. C. Automobile use soared as the price of gasoline declined. D. International tourism declined.

Answer 1

Answer:

The event in Havana  after 1991 during the “Special Period in a Time of Peace was:

B. Rural populations in eastern Cuba illegally migrated westward to the capital.

Explanation:

After the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the economic support, it provided to Cuba, as well as the economical crisis. Many rural settlements found it very difficult, therefore they decided to migrate to the capital. Intending to have a better life, many rural populations illegally migrated westward to the capital "Havana" however it was not convenient for the leaders. The migration reached a peak in 1994 and the government said they were not going to take any measure to everyone leaving the country. So, many people did.

Answer 2

Answer:

Rural populations in eastern Cuba illegally migrated westward to the capital. - they migrated as farming dwindled, especially sugar cane