Cuba: From Conquest to Independence
Friday, March 2, 2012
What Came After...
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Spain gave up all rights to the island and the US set up a military government in Cuba. In 1901, Cuba adopted a constitution that included a...
Finally... Independence!
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In the early 1890s, Cubans began readying themselves for independence again. (D) José Martà was one of the main organizers of the Cuban Revo...
The Beginnings of Independence
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After being thoroughly fed up with taxes and inefficient political systems, some Cubans declared Cuba’s independence on October 10 th , 1868...
Sugar Production and the Effect on the Economy
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In the 17 th century , sugar was emerging as the most important Cuban export. The cultivation of sugarcane was expanded and production of co...
Colonial Life
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By the 1570s, most residents of Spanish towns in Cuba were a mix of Spanish, African, and Indian heritages. (A) The population grew...
Initial Conquest
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When Columbus landed on the island of Cuba in 1492, 3 tribes of natives were occupying the land: the Guanahatabey, Ciboney, and Tain...
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