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Luden [163]
3 years ago
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Which were the consequences of the Cuban Revolution

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luda_lava [24]3 years ago
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Answer:

The Cuban Revolution had many effects domestically and internationally:

- The Cuban relationship with the Soviet Union as it depended heavily on them due to the after-mentioned embargo. This relationship also led to the Cuban Misdile Crisis, where the Soviet Union positioned misdiles on Cuba instating a possible threat on the U.S.

- A number of punishments as the U.S froze all Cuban assets in America, established a tight embargo on trade, and backed attacks on the communist government.

- Cuba supported and supplied various communist uprisings in Angola, Nicaragua, Yemen, Algeria and Ghana.

It also inspired and sparked various rebellions in Latin American nations, like Chile, Colombia, Peru, Paraguay, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexivo, Venezuela, and others.

- Within Cuba, public systems such as healthcare, transport, education, and infrastructure were further developed.

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