There were three main causes for the Cuban independence movement and they were
1) discontent with the Spanish rule (Cuba and Puerto Rico were the only colonies still under the Spanish rule and Cubans did not want to deal with the taxes and despotism of the colonial rule)
2) The US ship Maine went to Havana, however, the ship was sunk due to an unexplained explosion. The Spanish were blamed for this incident. The colonial rule tried to appease the US government, however, it was to no avail.
3) The third cause for the revolution was the poverty of the Cuban people which was just exacerbated by the taxes imposed by the Spanish
The correct answers are A) freedom of Cuban slaves. B) discontent with Spanish rule. C) economic depression.
The following events led to the Cuban independence movement: freedom of Cuban slaves, discontent with Spanish rule, and economic depression.
Carlos Manuel de Céspededs was a rich man in Cuba that gathered the Cuban people to declare independence from the Spanish Crown in October 1868. Cuban people were angry and tired of the Spanish rule due to ineffective and corruption actions. People also protested against heavy taxation, their poor living conditions, and the abolition of slavery on the island. This events started the "Ten Year's War."
Characteristics of the Post-Classical Period This new time period was characterized by the spread of monotheism and civilization. Religions like Christianity, Islam and Buddhism spread from their initial centers, as more and more people converted. Civilization spread to more and more people also during the post-classical period.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same cartoon that was posted before with this question, its purpose is to "</span>support nativist anti-immigration sentiment" since it paints immigrants in a bad light.
Los dinosaurios aparecieron a mediados del periodo Triásico (hace unos 245 millones de años más o menos) y vivieron hasta el periodo Cretácico (hace unos 65 millones de años)
The things that interested Columbus the most in his first meeting with the Taino, as he himself wrote in his journal, were the abundant possesion of gold that the Taino showed and the inferred knowledge of them of the places where the gold could be found. In his opinion it was worthy to try to convert them to Christianity.