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Cuban History History Christopher Columbus landed on the island of Cuba on October 28, 1492, during his initial westward voyage. In honour of the daughter of Ferdinand V and Isabella I of Spain, his benefactors, Columbus named it Juana, the first of several names he successively applied to the island. It eventually became known as Cuba, from its aboriginal name, Cubanascnan. Colonization by Spain When Columbus first landed on Cuba it was inhabited by the Ciboney, a friendly tribe related to the Arawak. Colonization of the island began in 1511, when the Spanish soldier Diego Velazquez established the town of Baracoa. Velázquez subsequently founded several other settlements, including Santiago de Cuba (1514) and Havana (1515). The Spanish transformed Cuba into a supply base for their expeditions to Mexico and Florida. As a result of savage treatment and exploitation, the aborigines became, by the middle of the 16th century, nearly extinct, forcing the colonists to depend on imported black slaves for the operation of the mines and plantations. Despite frequent raids by buccaneers and naval units of rival and enemy powers, the island prospered throughout the 16th and 17th centuries. Restrictions imposed by the Spanish authorities on commercial activities were generally disregarded by the colonists, who resorted to illicit trade with privateers and neighbouring colonies. Following the conclusion in 1763 of the Seven Years' War, during which the English captured Havana, the Spanish government liberalized its Cuban policy, encouraging colonization, expansion of commerce, and development of agriculture. Between 1774 and 1817 the population increased from about 161,000 to more than 550,000. The remaining restrictions on trade were officially eliminated in 1818, further promoting material and cultural advancement.

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Home Sell Buy FAQs ... Contact Us Papers [1-15] of 100 :: [Page 1 of 7] Go to page: Search results on "CUBAN HISTORY": Term Paper #26585 Add to Cart (You can always remove it later) The Analysis of History Examines quotations by historian Thomas Carlyle and philosopher Karl Marx regarding history and the study of history. 1,423 words ( approx. 5.7 pages ), 4 sources, MLA, Click here to show/hide Paper Summary Abstract Historians approach the subject of history from different perspectives and interpret their findings according to underlying beliefs, attitudes, methodologies and even ideologies. Whatever method is used is usually found to be adequate and most correct by the person using it, but not all methods are equal. This paper examines two quotations regarding history and the study of history to show different views of what history is and how it is to be analyzed - "The history of the world is but the biography of great men" (Scottish historian, Thomas Carlyle) and "The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle" (German political philosopher, Karl Marx). From the Paper: "The kind of history envisioned by Carlyle would focus on individual leaders and their exploits as the subject matter of history and would define how history is studied. The lives of great men would be examined in detail, and the events of their lives would be attributed to their actions as warriors, statesmen, political leaders, and so on. History is organized around this idea when we talk of different regimes, as when we order British history according to the succession of kings and speak of different eras as Elizabethan, Victorian, Edwardian, and so on."

45. Political Turning Points In Modern Cuban History: 3 Revolutions Political turning points in modern cuban history 3 revolutions. 4/13/98 Cuba from “siempre fiel” to “siempre Fidel” http://www.hist.umn.edu/~rmccaa/MODERN/cubarev/

Political turning points in modern Cuban history: 3 revolutions Click here to start Table of Contents Political turning points in modern Cuban history: 3 revolutions Chronology of the Cuban Revolution Cuba: Revolutionary Isle 1955: Eisenhower administration bestows its blessing on Batista, but in ‘58 began to distance itself from B. ... T Author: Department of History Email: rmccaa@tc.umn.edu Home Page: http://www.hist.umn.edu/~rmccaa Download presentation source

46. Political Turning Points In Modern Cuban History: 3 Revolutions Political turning points in modern cuban history 3 revolutions. 1898 US intervention in the Cuban war for independenceJose Marti’s failed revolution http://www.hist.umn.edu/~rmccaa/MODERN/cubarev/tsld001.htm

Political turning points in modern Cuban history: 3 revolutions 1898: US intervention in the Cuban war for independenceJose Marti’s failed revolution Platt Amendment mentality: sell-out to the Yankees Gerardo Machado dictatorship, 1925-33 1934: The unfinished revolutionrevolutionary junta overthrown by the army Fulgencio Batista eras: 1934-40 (military), 40-44 (constitutional president), 52-58 (dictator) Democratic interlude: 1940-52 1959: Socialist revolution against Batista, the United States, and Cuban elites Next slide Back to first slide View graphic version

47. Cuba: Editor Selected ResultsAbout Cuba Timeline of US Cuba Relations A chronological history of the relationship A Timetable History of Cuba - A comprehensive cuban history written by Jerry http://results.about.com/cuba/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') Cuba Fact:  The national currency of Cuba is the Cuban peso, and while visitors to Cuba will find it convenient to use pesos at small local shops and cafes, the currency preferred by most state-owned and licensed hotels, restaurants, and transportation operators is the U.S. dollar. Cuba  Did You Mean "Cuba" as in... The Three Cuban Revolutions Cuban Music and Dancing Travel Guides for Cuba News About Cuba ... Cuba Facts, Maps, and Homework Help  "The Three Cuban Revolutions" The First Cuban Revolution - 1898  - A comprehensive history of the first Cuban revolution, which was Cuba's struggle to end Spanish colonial rule. Includes Jose Marti's role as a leader in that struggle, and the extent of the United States involvement in that revolution. The Second Cuban Revolution - 1934  - A summary of the events leading up to the overthrow and forced exile of Cuban President Gerardo Machado and the United States repeal of the Platt amendment, which some Cubans considered to be a restriction on Cuba's right to self-determination (from CulturalOrientation.net). The Third Cuban Revolution - 1959  - Trevor Rayne's history of the Cuban revolution is told mostly from the perspective of the revolutionaries, and it describes significant events from the 1953 attack on the Moncada barracks, through 1959 when president Fulgencio Batista fled the country, up to the 1961 Bay of Pigs incident.

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49. Cuban History And Its Patriots cuban history and its Patriots. History. History of Cuba Cuban Flag and Emblem The Ten Years War Independence War. Cuban Patriots. José Martí http://www.juanperez.com/history/historical.html

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51. The Cuban Studies Institute Mon., June 4 Classes Begin Introduction to Cuba and cuban history. Tues., June 5 cuban history, continued. Wed., June 6 Analysis of African cultures and http://cuba.tulane.edu/syl/afro.html

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53. Presenting Cuban History Through The Spanish, African... Presenting cuban history through the Spanish, African and American jazz influences on its dance and music http://www.genting.com.my/en/live_ent/2003/ladysalsa/preview.htm

Accessible using Windows Media Player PREVIEW " Lady Salsa " is sexy, energetic and good fun! Presenting Cuban history through the Spanish, African and American jazz influences on its dance and music, " Lady Salsa's " main contribution is an innocence that makes the show fresh and endearing. Not to be left out is the strong musical side, with a 10-piece band led by a handsomely bespectacled singer who wins hearts in every direction, as well as firing up the exuberant melodies. Trinidad Rolando, the " Lady Salsa " of the title, is a cigar-smoking septuagenarian of immense charm. Some of her story is wound into the action, particularly her joy in the social changes of Fidel Castro's revolution, but essentially she is a pivotal figure for the high-energy action of eight dancing couples. They hardly draw breath as one sequence follows another, each demanding a change of vibrant, close-fitting costume that makes the most of dancers' attractive physicality. The high-stepping girls and loose-limbed men don't have much in the way of interesting or varied choreography in movement that is based on social dances such as the rumba, mambo, cha-cha, macarena and salsa.

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05-09-05 Audioslave Now Cuban History Article Date: Monday, May 09 @ 01:10:00 CDT Article Category: Audioslave News HAVANA - The American group Audioslave broke decades-long barriers with a thundering concert before thousands of Cuban fans — who knocked over barriers to get closer to the first U.S. rock band to play an outdoor concert in Cuba. Chris Cornell's scream — "I won't do what you tell me!" — boomed off the high-rise apartment buildings on the south side of the stage Friday night as feedback shrieks from Tom Morello's guitar drifted into the night breeze. "This is the best thing that has happened here this year," said 25-year-old rock fan Omar Juanes. It was a distinct difference from the orderly, clean-cut crowds who march in massive anti-U.S. protests along the Malecon waterfront at the same venue: the Jose Marti Anti-Imperialist Tribunal before the U.S. Interests Section, or diplomatic mission. Even before the concert, hundreds of fans were so eager that they sent metal security barricades clanging to the pavement and rushed forward to fill a 50-yard-long area that had been reserved for special guests. Police allowed the fans to stay in the invaded space, and several joked with tattooed youths in Metallica T-shirts swigging rum.

56. The Quest For The Cuban Christ By Miguel A. De La Torre A fascinating and controversial interpretation of cuban history and De la Torre analyzes key figures, groups, and periods in cuban history as well as http://www.nathanielturner.com/questforcunabchrist.htm

ChickenBones: A Journal Home The Quest for the Cuban Christ: A Historical Search By Miguel A. De La Torre "A sweeping and stunning interpretation of Cuban religion and culture, from the religious fervor that surrounded the recent Elian Gonzalez saga in M iam i to a religious view from the underside of Cuban history." Luis Daniel Leon, Arizona State University "A f ascinating [and] controversial interpretation of Cuban history and religions that should be read by anyone interested in understanding North American Latino religions and culture." Gaston Espinosa, University of California, Santa Barbara In The Quest for the Cuban Christ , Miguel A. De La Torre examines symbols enriching the Cuban experience through a highly creative historical and cultural framework. he argues that for all Cubans, Christ must be understood through the historical analysis of the Cuban culture and that God saves Cubans in a quintessentially Cuban way. De La Torre juxtaposes two disciplines long considered mutually exclusiveliberation theology and postmodernityto test the relationship between the faith of marginalized Cuban groups and the overall Cuban identity. His approach challenges the Latino academic religious community to consider seriously and acknowledge how vastly the Cuban religious experience differs from that of other traditions. he also confronts the proposition that Christ can be understood through a general Latino social location.

57. Key Events In Cuban History - Destinationcuba.co.uk Key Events in cuban history, illustrated by an interactive timeline. http://www.destinationcuba.co.uk/about/

The timeline displays a chronological order of key events that have shaped the course of Cuban history over a period of 2,000 years. Any problems? Email the webmaster or send feedback ^^ Top of Page

58. Book Review The American Historical Review, 109.1 The The fundamental changes in economy and society taking place in Cuba between the by nearly every work on nineteenth and twentiethcentury cuban history. http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/109.1/br_97.html

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59. Section Summaries The History section provides two types of information. First, many important events in cuban history are covered. There are also articles describing Cuba, http://library.thinkquest.org/18355/section_summaries.html

Overview Topics Glossary Introduction Section Summaries Sitemap Other Sections About This Site Culture Current Events Forums Further Information ... Travel About This Site The About section contains information concerning the creation of this site. In it, you'll find credits, a bios of each team member, a guide for using the site, as well as other information about The Cuban Experience. It also contains a forum for visitors to post their comments on The Cuban Experience. Culture For information about everything from music to religion, go to the Culture section. Many photos of Cuba have been placed throughout the section, and a wide variety of topics are addressed. Current Events The Current Events section has dozens of articles about recent happenings in Cuba. The events go back a couple years and are broken down by category. Visitors can also add their own events involving Cuba, in the Contribute page. Forums The Forums section is a collection of message boards that are open for debate, questions, and communication. Talking with other people may help answer your questions about Cuba or help you understand other peoples' opinions. The General Discussion Board, exclusive to the Forums section, is a place to meet other visitors, including Cubans. Further Information Find a topic on our site which you wish to learn about in more detail? Check the Further Information section for our recommendations of additional useful resources for research. For your convenience, we have categorized recommended resources by topic, as well as by media type.

60. University Study Abroad Trip Cuba: Introduction Cuban Griculture cuban history and the Revolution 9 AM12 PM - University of Havana - Dr. In the history of Cuba, the role of the cultural tradition and values has been http://edutourstocuba.com/customized/Agriculture-Saskatchewan.html

May 8 - 22, 2005 This university study abroad trip to Cuba is an introduction to Cuban Agriculture with lectures on Marketing, Production and Organization of State Farms and Coops related to the private sector. The program in Cuba also includes field trips to a genetic plant dedicated to animal husbandry and cattle raising, to Cuban agricultural research centres, to a state farm, to a rural agricultural market and a coop. The first week of this course is offered in conjunction with the University of Saskatchewan, College of Arts and Sciences. AGRICULTURE Academic Program and Itinerary in Cuba May, 2005 WEEK I Day 1. Sunday, May 8 Arrival at the José Martí Int'l airport and reception by Edelys Escobar, the Cuban guide and representative from Universitur, our Cuban partner who will be with the group during the study trip. Transfer to the Colina Hotel. Day 2. Monday, May 9 Introduction to the City of Havana 9 A.M. - Information meeting at the hotel (restaurant) for the University of Saskatchewan group with members of the Faculty of the University of Havana, the guide Edelys, the translator from Universitur and Arnold August of EduToursToCuba.com. A representative of the hotel will also be present. 9:30 A.M. - Full-day City Tour of Modern and Old Havana, highlighting monuments and historical significance to Martí, Maceo and Gomez. Introductory walking tour in Old Havana and visit to the Museo de la Ciudad (colonial history). Bus returns to the hotel at about 5 P.M.

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