Cuban Exile Groups in South Florida 
.... A Cuban-American official in Miami who opposed Castro agreed in some respects: Mariel destroyed the image of
Cubans in the
United States and, in passing ....
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THE PLATT AMENDMENT Following the end of the Spa
.... Sumner Welles, still managed to interfere in Cuban political affairs.lmost at once, the new administration informed the
Cubans that the
United States "wished ....
(2235
9
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Cuban Independence Struggle of 19th Century
.... Spain. Cuba's liberation from Spain came not at the hands of
Cubans but of the
United States, and it came with a cost. The Platt ....
(1775
7
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Independence Movement in Cuba
.... Spain. Cuba's liberation from Spain came not at the hands of
Cubans but of the
United States, and it came with a cost. The Platt ....
(1808
7
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Latinos in American Society
.... Gann (1986) writes, "The overwhelming majority, however, turned to the
United States, which
Cubans continued to believe was the land of opportunity par ....
(2638
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Cuba and US Security Cuba has long been considered a ma
.... A Cuban-American official in Miami who opposed Castro agreed in some respects: Mariel destroyed the image of
Cubans in the
United States and, in passing ....
(3911
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Revolutions in Mexico & Cuba
.... However,
Cubans also believed that the
United States government was essentially the enemy of its struggle for independence, preferring to support the business ....
(3441
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US Foreign Policy Towards Cuba
.... 1961, the
United States government severed diplomatic ties with the island and in April of that year supported an unsuccessful invasion by expatriate
Cubans. ....
(1673
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Cuba and US Foreign Policy
.... 1961, the
United States government severed diplomatic ties with the island and in April of that year supported an unsuccessful invasion by expatriate
Cubans. ....
(1673
7
)
1980 Campaign for Governor in Arkansas
.... White, in 1980, used it effectively as a campaign weapon. The migration of
Cubans to the
United States in 1980 severely overtaxed the resources of Florida. ....
(2869
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Cuban History
.... that the historical record is too often focused on the role of the
United States in .... the author says, but it diminishes the actual role played by
Cubans as well ....
(1542
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Racial Equality in Cuba
.... that the historical record is too often focused on the role of the
United States in .... the author says, but it diminishes the actual role played by
Cubans as well ....
(1542
6
)
CUBAN IMMIGRANTS--RIGHTS AFTER 9/11
.... Between 1960 and 1994, more than 800,000 visaless
Cubans migrated to the
United States, roughly eight percent of the Cuban population. ....
(5756
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Elian Gonzales
.... who are viewed as fleeing a Communist regime and in need of US asylum: Up to 20,000
Cubans are allowed to legally emigrate to the
United States according to a ....
(2169
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1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
.... Third, after the Bay of Pigs, both the Soviets and
Cubans may have seriously believed that the
United States would mount another invasion of Cuba. ....
(1719
7
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Anthropology Research: New Trends
.... also subsidizes free concerts, and I learned that up to 200,000
Cubans regularly attend .... of Latin America, in Europe and Japan, Canada and the
United States. ....
(2971
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Havana Since Castro Took Power
.... who were there illegally, according to statistics maintained by the
United States-Cuba .... of Cuba's foreign tourists were US citizens and many
Cubans would like ....
(2173
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Fidel Castro and Gamal Abdel Nasser
.... that despite having received widespread support from numerous
Cubans because of .... Given the hostility Castro faced from the
United States --President Eisenhower ....
(1357
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US-Cuba Problems
.... more of the natural resource output of Cuba would have to benefit
Cubans if they .... was something that could have been easily avoided if the
United States had not ....
(1814
7
)
Four Ethnic Groups in the US
.... The major Hispanic subgroups--Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, and
Cubans--are concentrated in different parts of the
United States, with Mexican Americans being the ....
(1224
5
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Castro's Government & US Policy
.... and among
Cubans, for whom the government "has translated the law and made it widely available, deepening its citizens' distrust of the
United States." The ....
(3111
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US Diplomatic Policy Toward Cuba
.... have been movements to improve if not normalize relations, yet the
Cubans have managed .... regime only a few hundred miles from the coast of the
United States has ....
(2458
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US Diplomacy Towards Cuba US diplomatic policy toward Cuba
.... have been movements to improve if not normalize relations, yet the
Cubans have managed .... regime only a few hundred miles from the coast of the
United States has ....
(2438
10
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Ecuador's bilingual education policy
.... Bilingual education programs in the
United States often aim to keep the .... other Hispanic groups such as Mexicans, Puerto Ricans or
Cubans: "Translation cannot ....
(1900
8
)
Politics in Florida
.... middle class under the dictator Batista, and they fled to the
United States to .... The
Cubans, though only 7 percent of the electorate, carry much more political ....
(1838
7
)
The island of Grenada
.... ties with the Soviet Union and Libya and allowing the
Cubans to retain only .... of military personnel in 1985, the financial presence of the
United States remained ....
(2477
10
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The Hispanic Citizen in the US
The plight of the Hispanic citizen in the
United States is difficult .... patchwork of Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, South and Central Americans,
Cubans, and Mexicans ....
(1213
5
)
Grenada The island of Grenada, in the East
.... ties with the Soviet Union and Libya and allowing the
Cubans to retain only .... of military personnel in 1985, the financial presence of the
United States remained ....
(2477
10
)
ANALYSES OF THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS This resea
.... In fact, in 1962 the
United States had not made any decision to invade Cuba, but the Soviets and the
Cubans, who clamored for increased Soviet military aid ....
(3615
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Intercultural Education INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION (#5950) Q#1,11: A
.... melting pot theory, which, as it was applied to the
United States, assumes that immigrants to the
United States cease to be Vietnamese, or
Cubans, or Italians ....
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