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IceJOKER [234]
2 years ago
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How did the people overthrow the government in the cuban revolution

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Talja [164]2 years ago
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Castro's rebels were determined and spared no expenses when it came to attacking the Cuban Army. Although the rebels were vastly outnumbered, their determination made them strong, forcing the Cuban Army to retreat in almost every case. Another factor in the rebels' case was the arms embargo imposed by the United States, which cut off all guns that could potentially help out Batista's Army. The battle went back and forth for years, but eventually, the rebels overtook the city of Santa Clara, and Batista fled the country in fear of his life, leaving the seat of power to be taken by none other than Fidel Castro.

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