The revolution began in 1952 when former Army Sergeant Fulgencio Batista seized power during a hotly contested election.” One such person was rising political star Fidel Castro, who would likely have won a seat in Congress had the 1952 elections taken place. Castro immediately began plotting Batista’s downfall. Many people in Cuba were disgusted by […]
Fidel Castro was dictator of Cuba during the years of 1959 up until 2008 when he resigned from being president due to health issues. He took power after the Cuban Revolution. He is a complicated character in history at best, with most of the world having differing views about his leadership style and the way […]
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Order nowBorn on August 13, 1926, near Cuba, Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz was a political leader and symbol of communist revolution in Latin America. Fidel had 2 wives in his lifetime. His first wife was Mirta Diaz-Balart, who divorced him in the mid-1950s. His other wife was Soto del Valle. Fidel is known to have had […]
Have you ever considered the difficulties of starting a government from scratch? This is what Fidel Castro had to undergo. For years, Cuba had been a dictatorship under control of Fulgencio Batista. Batista was hated by the people of Cuba. This lead to Castro trying to rebel with the help of many others. Castros’ rise […]
Over the years, revolutions have been documented down to the vagest details. In researching the relationship between Fidel Castro and Che Guevara, along with the revolution they took part in, I realized how many ways it could have been interpreted. Their relationship along with the revolution was documented through, journals, letters, online articles, manuscripts, and […]
On January 1, 1959 a Cuban nationalist by the name of Fidel Castro, drove his guerilla army into Havana, the capital of Cuba. Him and his guerrilla dethroned General Fulgencio Batista who was the Cuban president at the time. He ruled for two two years while the State Department and the CIA aimed to push […]
Throughout history there have been dozens of examples of how the book 1984 relates to current events. A Prime example of this is Fidel Castro and 1960’s Cuba, Throughout his rule he was responsible for housing many soviet missiles, and limiting the freedoms of his people. The only news allowed in cuba was the news […]
During what was the most destructive war in all of history, World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union joined forces to fight against the Axis powers. However the relationship between the two was always edgy. In February 1945 the Yalta conference was held. It was the second wartime meeting which the British […]
John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was born May 29th, 1917 and died November 22nd, 1963. Kennedy being the youngest president elected, his wife and himself gave a youthful energy to the White House. Although he lived a short life he was able to accomplish much, especially during his presidency. In […]
John F. Kennedy grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts with nine siblings. He was the second child born to Rose Fitzgerald and Joseph Kennedy Sr. He attended a catholic all boys school but didn’t really care about his academics. John F. Kennedy was also a very sick child having suffered severe colds, flu, scarlet fever, and […]
