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The New York Times after December 17 2014 17D Yoan Karell Acosta González PhD karellacostacehseuuhcu Center for Hemispheric and United States Studies CEHSEU University of Havana. Background Info…. Cuba gained its independence from Spain in 1898.. In the 1900s, Cuba’s wealth was controlled by American companies.. The main businesses in Cuba were sugar and mining companies.. The Effects and Results. Cierra K. Martin. IB 20. th. Cent. History. Due 4/9/2012. The Cold War approximately ranged from 1945-1991.. A period of East-West competition, tension and conflict short of full-scale war, characterized by mutual perceptions of hostility between military-political alliances or blocs.. The working poor. Similarities and differences. Joshua . Tabron. & Mari . K. ajihara. Introduction. The following Power Point briefly details the similarities and differences between Cuba and Peru. Each country has some things in common and others that parallel. It is our goal to enrich your knowledge of these two countries so that you might gain a better understanding of them. . Containing communism in Cuba. The Treaty of Paris . Was a treaty in which Cuba gained its independence from Spain. The USA had a right to intervene in Cuban affairs and to supervise its finances and foreign relations. Cuba & US Relations. Spring 2013. Mrs. Dent. Chapter 3. American Interest In Cuba. By the end of the 19. th. century, Spain had lost most of its colonies. Retained Philippines & Guam in Pacific. By: Natalie . Seaner. Fidel Castro Breaks Ties With US & Sides With Soviet Union. The United States first befriended Cuba, when it appeared that Cuba was going to be democratic.. In just a few months Castro captured political opponents and sent hundreds of people to jail, much like the Soviet Union.. February 3, 2016. Prof. Luis A. Montero-Cabrera, . Dr.Sc. .. Universidad de La Habana. President. (2012 – 2016) of . the. Cuban Society of . Chemistry. Cuba and USA: Some comparisons. Cuba and USA: General. Presentation created by; SOMMORYA SANDERS . Physical Geography. Tropical island. Its very hot . The rich, diverse land produces a wealth of natural resources.. Major events. 1429 Arawak Indians inhabiting . Viva Cuba. , you will meet. two main characters, . Jorgito. and . Mal. ú. , who live in Havana, Cuba.. What are. some things you already know about Cuba?. Let’s learn more!. Cuba is the largest country in the Caribbean. SS6H3 The student will analyze important 20th century issues in Latin America and the Caribbean. . a. Explain the impact of the Cuban Revolution. . Teachers. Print off the following page for each student. They should complete the . University Senate. Dr. Chippewa Thomas. January, 19, 2016. Capital. : . Havana. Founded in 1519. Became capital in 1607. Havana . in the 1920s. Many Spanish colonial buildings still stand in old Havana. to the new Cuban constitution after the . S-A . War that attempted to protect Cuba’s independence from foreign . intervention. it . allowed extensive US involvement in . Cuba. Ex: Guantanamo Bay. It was repealed in . Glexis. . Novoa. Timeline U.S. – Cuba Relations. Why has the U.S. been involved in Cuba’s affairs?. What are some major events in the relations between the two countries?. What role did the Soviet Union and the Cold War play in U.S. relations with Cuba?. INTRODUCTION The recorded history of Cuba began on October 28, 1492, when Christopher Columbus sighted the island during his first voyage of discovery and claimed it for Spain. Since its ( e