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Week One

Hi, my name is Ruze Guvenc and I’m a third year student majoring in Psychology! Welcome to my blog 🙂…

Posted in Blogs, Week 1 | Tagged with Castro, communism, Cuba, Juan Velasco, Maoism, Peru, Reform, revolution, Sendero Luminoso, The Terror, week1

Week Eleven: “A Decade of Revolution in Cuba”

This week’s reading is centered on the Cuban Revolution, its heroes, enemies, and the struggles that the Revolution brought to the Cuban people. The Cuban Revolution then is a symbol of endurance, a continuous fight against the imperialistic forces of the United States, an economic giant, an image which they used to justify their ‘lucha’ […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 11 | Tagged with Cuba, latin america, revolution

Week Eleven: “A Decade of Revolution in Cuba”

This week’s reading is centered on the Cuban Revolution, its heroes, enemies, and the struggles that the Revolution brought to the Cuban people. The Cuban Revolution then is a symbol of endurance, a continuous fight against the imperialistic forces of the United States, an economic giant, an image which they used to justify their ‘lucha’ […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 11 | Tagged with Cuba, latin america, revolution

Week Nine’s Readings

This weeks reading is a outline of how and why did the US dominate and got great control over Latin America. What is interesting is that for positive or negative, the US still has and will for the future to come have huge impact on that region on the world and the actions they caused […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 9 | Tagged with Arbenz, Cold War, communism, Cuba, cultural imperialism, economic policy, military intervention, US

Week Nine’s Readings

This weeks reading is a outline of how and why did the US dominate and got great control over Latin America. What is interesting is that for positive or negative, the US still has and will for the future to come have huge impact on that region on the world and the actions they caused […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 9 | Tagged with Arbenz, Cold War, communism, Cuba, cultural imperialism, economic policy, military intervention, US

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