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Cuban Communist Revolution: Review

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What was Fidel Castro's role in the Cuban Revolution and how did his ideals influence popular mobilization against the dictatorial government of Fulgencio Batista?
a.
Answer: The Cuban Revolution was led by Fulgencio Batista, who decided to resign from the government and hand over power to Fidel Castro.
b.
Fidel Castro led the Cuban Revolution and his socialist ideals influenced popular mobilization against the dictatorial government of Fulgencio Batista.
c.
Answer: The Cuban Revolution was a movement led by the United States, who supported Fidel Castro in the fight against Batista.
d.
Answer: Fidel Castro had no role in the Cuban Revolution, he was just a spectator.
e.
Answer: The Cuban Revolution was motivated by the pursuit of Cuba's economic independence from the United States, not by socialist ideals.

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