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How did the Cuban Revolution affect the United States?
It ended the conflict between the United States and Cuba.
It improved trade between the United States and Cuba.
It increased Americans' fear of communist aggression.
It caused Americans to distrust their government.
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"It increased Americans' fear of communist aggression."
When Fidel Castro's revolution brought a communist government to power in Cuba and aligned with the Soviet Union, it heightened U.S. fears of communism spreading in the Western Hemisphere. That fear produced events and responses such as the Bay of Pigs invasion, the U.S. embargo on Cuba, the Cuban Missile Crisis (a major Cold War flashpoint), and increased U.S. involvement in Latin America to counter perceived communist threats.
When Fidel Castro's revolution brought a communist government to power in Cuba and aligned with the Soviet Union, it heightened U.S. fears of communism spreading in the Western Hemisphere. That fear produced events and responses such as the Bay of Pigs invasion, the U.S. embargo on Cuba, the Cuban Missile Crisis (a major Cold War flashpoint), and increased U.S. involvement in Latin America to counter perceived communist threats.
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