Question

Help!?!?!?!?!?!?

Answer 1

I would have not enjoyed it because for the people in their army were elimated but they replaced the former labour unions, political parties, and associations of professional
workers and farmers. Hundreds of millions of
dollars in U.S. property and private businesses, which provoked
retaliatory measures by the U.S. government, including a trade embargo,
an unsuccessful invasion by Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs in
south-central Cuba (April 1961), and unexecuted plots to assassinate
Castro.

Answer 2

somehow i have to put this in my own words and i have already tried and i can't can you help @Xmoses1

Answer 3

theres no way i could of had a good time because the soldiers in the army were destroyed but they were put in the former labour unions, so were the political parties, and associations of professional employees and farmers. the U.S. had Hundreds of millions of dollars in property and private businesses, which annoyed retaliatory measures by the U.S. government, this included a trade embargo, an a unsuccessful raid by Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs in south-central Cuba during the April of 1961 witch caused unexecuted plots to kill Castro.

Answer 4

Cuban parents fearing indoctrination and that the Cuban government would take away their parental authority exercised one of the most fundamental human rights: the right to choose how their children would be educated.From December 1960 to October 1962, more than fourteen thousand Cuban youths arrived alone in the United States. Operation Pedro Pan was the largest recorded exodus of Unaccompanied minors in the Western Hemisphere.

Answer 5

parents in cube feared indoctrination. they feard that thier goverment would take back thier authority of parental excersise. the most fundamental human rights or one of them any way was to be able to pick how thier children would be taught. in december 1960 to october 1962 over fourteen thousand cuban kids were brought to the uniited states alone.
the opp or the operation peter pan was the biggest exodus that was written down and kept for unaccompanied minors in the west.