Answer:
The United States attempted to halt the communist revolution in Cuba by <u>weakening its economy to force cooperation.</u>
Explanation:
Before the emergence of Fidel Castro and his Communist regime in Cuba, the South American nation had good relations with the United States. Many Americans traveled to Cuba for holidays and even stayed there for years, and there were many other developments and good relations between the two.
But with Castro in power and the Communist revolution, the relationship deteriorated. Cuba was adamant to be a communist country, prohibiting American power or government to interfere in its affairs. But rather than just give up and ignore Cuba, the US decided to attack from non-military angles (for America had been defeated by the Cuban army in the Bay of Pigs invasion). America began restricting its citizens from doing any business with Cuba, prohibiting economic transactions which weakened the economy. This led Cuba to co-operate as there were no other options.
Thus, the correct answer is the first option.
<span>Artisans and traders were respected in Aztec society because they knew how to make useful and beautiful things.</span>
Answer:
A. was more efficient.
B. was designed to minimize the dehumanizing effects of industrial labor by paying employees in cash
C. hired young adults instead of children to run the equipment.
D. they offered employment for certain amount of years.
E. they also provided employees with education opportunities, therefore to help the employees to be able to find better and higher paying jobs later in life.
The farming market dried up