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-Before Castro, the United States backed military General Fulgencio Batista control over the nation from 1934-1959, enabling US corporations to control Cuban resources.

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-Castro captured the attention of the public with an attack on Batista's army in 1952, leading to his incarceration; after exile in Mexico, he returned to the mountains (Sierra Maestra) where he grew a following and led them in warfare using Guerilla warfare tactics.

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-Castro promised education, reform, and democracy to the people of Cuba to gain nationalist popular support.

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-Castro began consolidating power by removing people associated with Batista and consolidating the position of the 26th July movement.

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-Cuba wanted to have relations with the Soviet Union so they may help them with the economy (mankels) and military aid, which helped Cuba industrialize faster.

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-Castro established the first communist state in the western hemisphere after realizing socialism gives a bigger advantage to Cuba.

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-When the US began to make threats and people in favor of Batista began to send CIA organized sabotage attacks, Castro decided that his last choice was to build a relationship with the USSR and trade with them. After the Bay of Pigs invasion, he sought aid from the USSR to prevent foreign attack.

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-gain US controlled property back (remove damaging influence from foreign nations)
-strengthen national identity
-achieve economic independence

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Castro's Economic Policies with USSR (agriculture and industry) 

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Castro's Economic Policies with USSR (agriculture and industry) 

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-The Soviet Union provided economic aid to Cuba with policies such as supplying them with crude oil and sugar quotas, this is year argument between Brezhneu and Castro, and Cuba joining COMECON, making Cuba heavily rely on the USSR and eventually devastate their economy when the USSR deteriorates.

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-Social policies Castro provided to Cuba included improving healthcare (free healthcare), gender equality (abortion and divorce rights), and education and literacy (free education to all).

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-Castro aided minorities like women by giving them equal pay in the workplace and subsidizing family planning.

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-In terms of education, he controlled private and church schools.

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-political system in Germany that created modern liberal democracy, but struggled until its golden state in the 1920's
-Got loans from US (800 million marks)
-instituted a new currency to combat inflation, boosting output and exports rose by 40%

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-had to pay France and Great Britain for the damage done during the war, devastating Germany more and making them vulnerable to Hitler's Nazi ideologies
-recovery from WWI was dependent on foreign loans (US paid Germany so Germany can pay US)
-industry and exports declined
-coalition government collapsed

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-solve unemployment via government spending
-isolation from international economic system
-create war economy
-create inflation, and balance of payments deficit
-increase anti-semitism
-spread Nazism by invading other regions

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-relied much on US loans, but once US stopped giving loans, their relationship deteriorated
-by 1933 worst of GD over
-Hitler's four year plan
-50% of industry was devoted to military

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-Hitler desired to become chancellor of Germany, but couldn't without votes, even though he disliked democracy
-appointed as chancellor in 1933
-given ultimatum of being both chancellor and leader of the Nazi Party; he was underestimated by established powers thinking he could be controlled
-announced new election to bring in more Nazi leaders
-place many Nazi leaders in power to gain control of general public (1930 number of seats won rose rapidly by Nazis and Communists and established powers in Germany offered Hitler a deal)

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-Hitler's rise after the election began in September of 1919 when he joined the political party called Deutsche Arbelterpartel (DAP German's Worker's Party) where he was a great speaker that supported anti-semitism, anti-marxism, extreme nationalism.

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-Hitler lost his brother at a young age, which made him cruel  when he became older at first he seemed like a charming and notable person with a unique personally, which eventually showed his true colors when he appeared to be cruel, inhuman, and insatiable greedy for power.

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-He used propaganda to increase the spread of Nazi ideologies on the general public; anti-semetic speeches, signs, posters, and media were used to tell the public Hitler is the one who should be in control.

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-Opposition to Nazi's include attempt assassination of Hitler and non-compliance with Nazi's regulations his government conducted foreign policy of ethic German's living outside borders.

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-He intended to reduce unemployment and create jobs.

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-The war machine in Germany was similar to the US'; as society had to work together as a whole; he encouraged rearmament.

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-children were forced to pledge to Hitler and learns the ways to identify Jewish and minorities from the superior race- Aryan.

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-He was anti-communist (liberal) and a nationalist... for this reason most christians welcomed rise of Nazism.

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-Hitler and his Nazi party used propaganda to impact the arts, media, and women in Germany.
-Would order book burnings to occur to rid of any literature from the Jewish, Bolsheviks and people of color, as well as literature that contradicts Nazi ideologies.
-Hitler also opposed works of art such as cubism and impressionism in schools.

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-Hitler believed women should be homemakers of society.