Cuban History

By the establishment of the 1901 Cuba Constitution, all Cuba legally acquired voting rights and legally achieved racial equality. Since the Soviets were released in the 1880s, it has generally been preferred to give full color rights to the Cubans. Two elements of Cuban society contribute to this achievement: the existence of a multiethnic revolutionary army between the existence of multiethnic labor and the rebellion against Spain. Both contribute racially equally, but the existence of the multiethnic revolutionary army is a more realistic racial unity, which is even more important for this goal.

Since Cuban culture is closely related to the history of Cuba, it is necessary to understand history in order to understand culture. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the island was the home of the Arawako tribe, and I saw the Caribbeans fighting and when the Spaniards arrived, at the end, the houses of Tinos, Siboyne and Guanaachhades was. The establishment of Havana was also the first opportunity of Catholic Mass under the huge silk cotton tree. In the same place, there was a painting colonial building by French artist Jean Baptiste Vermay. . The Havana Old Town, which was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, leaves the heritage of the colonial era as it is, and its architectural style and custom are hardly impaired.

In this course, I learned about the history, culture, and politics of Cuba from the 15th century to the present. We will study the great role the island plays in the world history and the dramatic way the world's history is reflected in the island's turbulent past. How is the history and culture of Cuba formed through a unique position in geopolitics of the world, through the intersections of Europe, America, and Africa? How do residents of Cuba oppose the ongoing relationship between colonialism and foreign forces? Because of these worldwide forces and these worldwide forces, how does the inhabitants of Cuba define the meaning of Cuba? We use various texts long before the famous revolution in 1959.

The Cuban revolution is an important moment in the history of Cuba. Normal people become guerrilla warriors, violent afflictions bother the city. At least at the time of the success of the Cuban revolution, the armed uprising brought down the cruel dictator Fulgencio Batista. And it could not be completed without participation of Guevara. From 1959 to the end of the 1980s, the Cuban revolution achieved short-term success and achieved the main goal of sovereignty and independence, income balance, and development of social justice. Before the revolution, Cuba was an informal American colony that was governed by Batista. After the revolution, Cuba changed from a restricted colony to a proud country. In the 1970s and 1980s, the Cuban armies fought in Angola and changed the history of South Africa.