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I learned about beyonce

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Cuba is cool

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Follow me @castroFREEDOM

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I learned about Santiago de Cuba

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8-)

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Yes

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I learned that there were lots of movie theaters and that Castro was in jail for 3 years

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Selfie

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No

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Florida was once owned by spain

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Absolutely nothing

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Follow me on twitter

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What did you learn from the presentation?

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What did you learn from the presentation?

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Not much

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Lovee

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Cuba is stupid

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Can I hitter in the morning

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Interesting project learned a lot

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Just stopping by on padlet great job kids

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Cuba is important to the history of Florida and the Keys because Florida was a Spanish possession until 1762 when Florida was traded to Britain. Even then, Spain insisted that the Keys were not a part of Florida. England contested this, but neither cared as long as one did not interfere with the other's shipping. Cuba was Spain's first real state coming into the New World and was Spain's stepping stone to the Americas. The Keys Indians traded with Havana for many years. Most of the Spanish shipwrecks were sailing from Havana to Spain when they wrecked on the Florida reefs.

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A brief history of Cuba from it's discovery through the revolution in 1959.

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Cuba Was discovered by Christopher Columbus  in 1942.     

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Cuba Was discovered by Christopher Columbus  in 1942.     

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Cuba is located ninety miles south of key west, and lies at the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico between Florida and Central America. It is the largest island in the West Indies. Cuba's geography is diverse. Most of Cuba is low, rolling country with hilly parts. The eastern end of the island is mountainous. Most of the southern part of the island is very flat and suffers from tsunamis driven by hurricanes. The highest point in Cuba is Pico Turquino, in the southeast. Its altitude is 6560 feet. From the east the land drops suddenly under the sea. There are few inland lakes, and the only navigable river is the Rico Cauto. Cuba has a tropical climate and a flora and fauna that are generally found in this climate. A large population of reptiles, insects and wide array of plants.