Question 1

Haydeé Santamaría, Melba Hernández, and Celia Sánchez were

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A)  26th of July Movement leaders who built a network of women to support the revolution. 
B)  aristocratic supporters of the brutal dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista. 
C)  middle-class women who demanded that literate Cuban women have the right to vote. 
D)  daughters of Mariana Grajales, wife of Afro-Cuban independence hero, Antonio Maceo. 
A)  26th of July Movement leaders who built a network of women to support the revolution. 
B)  aristocratic supporters of the brutal dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista. 
C)  middle-class women who demanded that literate Cuban women have the right to vote. 
D)  daughters of Mariana Grajales, wife of Afro-Cuban independence hero, Antonio Maceo.

Question 2

The rule of the Auténtico party (1944-1952) was marked by

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A)  a golden era of political freedom. 
B)  harsh repression of left-wing parties. 
C)  widespread redistribution of wealth. 
D)  unprecedented corruption. 
A)  a golden era of political freedom. 
B)  harsh repression of left-wing parties. 
C)  widespread redistribution of wealth. 
D)  unprecedented corruption.

Question 3

IDENTIFICATION
-Carlos Prío Socorras

Accepted Answer

Carlos Prío Socarrás (1903–1977) was a C

Question 4

IDENTIFICATION
-Evaristo Estenoz

Accepted Answer

Evaristo Estenoz (1868 – June 27, 1916)

Question 5

The United States intervened in Cuba in 1898 in order to

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A)  prevent Great Britain from taking over the island. 
B)  annex the island. 
C)  protect U.S. investments on the island. 
D)  avenge the sinking of the USS New Hampshire in Havana harbor. 
A)  prevent Great Britain from taking over the island. 
B)  annex the island. 
C)  protect U.S. investments on the island. 
D)  avenge the sinking of the USS New Hampshire in Havana harbor.

Question 6

IDENTIFICATION
-Auténtico party

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Question 7

Which of these does not describe the effect of World War I on Cuba's development?

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A)  It promoted import substitution industrialization and economic diversification. 
B)  It accelerated the concentration of the sugar industry in American hands. 
C)  It disrupted sugar production, increased prices, and reinforced Cuban dependency on sugar exports. 
D)  It created labor shortages that led to increased immigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands. 
A)  It promoted import substitution industrialization and economic diversification. 
B)  It accelerated the concentration of the sugar industry in American hands. 
C)  It disrupted sugar production, increased prices, and reinforced Cuban dependency on sugar exports. 
D)  It created labor shortages that led to increased immigration from Jamaica and other Caribbean islands.

Question 8

IDENTIFICATION
-Celia Sánchez

Accepted Answer

Celia Sánchez Manduley (1920–1980) was a

Question 9

Trace the history of United States efforts to "get rid" of Castro and suggest some reasons for the failure of these efforts.

Accepted Answer

The United States has made numerous effo

Haydeé Santamaría, Melba Hernández, and Celia Sánchez were

The rule of the Auténtico party (1944-1952) was marked by

IDENTIFICATION -Carlos Prío Socorras

IDENTIFICATION -Evaristo Estenoz

The United States intervened in Cuba in 1898 in order to

IDENTIFICATION -Auténtico party

Which of these does not describe the effect of World War I on Cuba's development?

IDENTIFICATION -Celia Sánchez

Trace the history of United States efforts to "get rid" of Castro and suggest some reasons for the failure of these efforts.

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Exam 7: Cuba: The Revolutionary Socialist Alternative to Populism

Haydeé Santamaría, Melba Hernández, and Celia Sánchez were

The rule of the Auténtico party (1944-1952) was marked by

IDENTIFICATION -Carlos Prío Socorras

IDENTIFICATION -Evaristo Estenoz

The United States intervened in Cuba in 1898 in order to

IDENTIFICATION -Auténtico party

Which of these does not describe the effect of World War I on Cuba's development?

IDENTIFICATION -Celia Sánchez

Trace the history of United States efforts to "get rid" of Castro and suggest some reasons for the failure of these efforts.

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Race, Nation, and the Meaning of Freedom, 1821-1888

The Triumph of Neocolonialism and the Liberal State, 1870-1900

Forging a New Nation: the Mexican Revolution and the Populist Challenge

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Storm Over the Andes: Indigenous Rights and the Corporatist Military Alternative

Chile: The Democratic Socialist Alternative

Twilight of the Tyrants: Revolution and Prolonged Popular War in Central America

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