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Why does Castro claim that US leaders oppose the Cuban Revolution so forcefully?

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They are concerned Castro could damage the United States economically.
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They believe Castro threatens US security with his powerful military.
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They are scared of the revolutionaries who have power in Cuba.
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They fear Cuba will inspire others to rise up against US domination.
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What is Kennedy’s point of view about actions taking place in Cuba?

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Castro is a dictator who threatens liberty, freedom, and democracy.
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The United States will take up arms and defend democracy in Cuba.
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Cuban patriots are going to prevail with the help of the United States.
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If the United States does not get involved, then communism will continue to dominate.
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What is the opinion of the Human Rights Watch of the government in Cuba?

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The government is fair, and tries to help its people and upholds human rights.
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The government continues to oppress people and their political rights.
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The government uses force, but only when necessary for the protection of the people.
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The government has a fair judicial system, and punishes people accordingly.
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Which of these facts is most likely to be of concern if you wanted to use this information, and needed it to be from a reliable source?

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The mission statement of the organization is to defend and protect human rights.
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The article includes information about human rights abuses.
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The passage is written in the first-person perspective, as if the person was there.
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This organization is based in the United States, so it could be biased against Cuba
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How might the Declaration of Independence be different if it had been written for modern Americans? Check the boxes next to any statements you agree with.

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Only proper nouns and words at the beginning of sentences would be capitalized.
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Sentences would be shorter and clearer.
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The text would refer to both men and women.
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The vocabulary might be simpler.
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Why is “forgive and forget” a phrase rather than a clause?

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It is missing a subject.
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It is missing a verb.
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Why is “before midnight” a phrase rather than a clause?

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It is missing a subject.
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It is missing a verb.
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Which of the following sentences contain a verbal phrase acting as a noun? Check all of the boxes next to correct answers.

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“To be or not to be is a silly question.”
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“She rose, taking the tablecloth with her.”
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“Walking the dog is a fun chore.”
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“You have always been a good friend.”
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“Take time to smell the roses.”

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