A) Cuban Revolutionary Party B) Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil C) 26th of July Movement D) Communist Party of Cuba
A) Santiago de Cuba B) Havana C) Holguín D) Sierra Maestra
A) Raúl País B) Josué País C) José País D) Fidel País
A) Raúl Castro B) Fidel Castro C) José Salas Cañizares D) Raúl Pujol Arencibia
A) Fulgencio Batista B) Raúl Pujol Arencibia C) Josué País D) Colonel José Salas Cañizares
A) Callejón del Muro B) Santa Ifigenia Cemetery C) Santiago Police Station D) San Bartolomé Street
A) Civilian clothing B) Military dress blues C) Olive green uniform and 26 July armband D) A suit and tie
A) Santa Ifigenia Cemetery B) The Frank País Museum C) Santiago Cathedral D) Colon Cemetery
A) A spontaneous general strike B) A massive government rally C) An armed takeover of the city D) A peaceful transition of power
A) 21 July 1957 B) 30 July 1957 C) 1 December 1956 D) 30 June 1957
A) Victory Day B) Day of the Martyrs of the Revolution C) Independence Day D) Frank País Day
A) The Frank País Second Front B) The Sierra Maestra Front C) The 26th of July Brigade D) The Santiago Resistance Unit
A) Fidel Castro B) José Salas Cañizares C) Raúl Castro D) Che Guevara
A) Santa Ifigenia Road B) 226 San Bartolomé Street C) 30 July Avenue D) Callejón del Muro
A) Sierra Maestra B) Havana C) Holguín D) Santiago de Cuba
A) Guevara B) Luis Crespo C) Fidel D) Raúl
A) 3:21 pm B) 3:21 am C) 2:40 pm D) 2:40 am
A) Raúl B) Luis Crespo C) Fidel D) Guevara
A) Zero B) Five C) Three D) Two
A) Five B) Two C) Three D) Zero
A) Three B) Nine C) Hundred D) Fifty
A) Batista was assassinated B) Total success C) The palace was captured D) Utter failure
A) 2:40 pm B) 2:40 am C) 3:21 am D) 3:21 pm
A) In the Escambray Mountains B) Inside the Presidential Palace C) At a radio station D) At the Sevilla Hotel
A) Palace of Fine Arts B) Radio Reloj C) Radiocentro CMQ D) La Tabacalera
A) Lack of ammunition B) Last-minute hesitation C) The palace was too heavily guarded D) The group was arrested before arriving
A) They died from their injuries B) They joined the rebels C) They escaped D) They were released
A) All of them B) Two C) Only one D) None
A) Mexico City B) Tuxpan C) Santiago de Cuba D) Havana
A) 1 January 1957 B) 25 November 1956 C) 2 December 1956 D) 25 November 1955
A) 12 B) 25 C) 80 D) 82
A) 25 B) 80 C) 82 D) 12
A) Tuxpan B) Veracruz C) Sierra Maestra D) Playa Las Coloradas
A) Havana B) Sierra Maestra C) Niquero D) Santiago
A) Bad weather B) It was heavily loaded C) Navigational error D) Engine failure
A) Sierra Maestra B) Andes C) Escambray Mountains D) Blue Mountains
A) 25 B) 20 C) 82 D) 12
A) Abel Santamaría B) Che Guevara C) Fulgencio Batista D) Celia Sánchez
A) Foreign diplomats B) Batista's soldiers C) The llano wing D) Peasant sympathizers
A) Abel Santamaría B) Che Guevara C) Fidel Castro D) Raúl Castro
A) Abel Santamaría B) Celia Sánchez C) Camilo Cienfuegos D) Haydée Santamaría
A) Abel Santamaría B) Fidel Castro C) Raúl Castro D) Rafael García Bárcena
A) Moncada Barracks B) Bayamo barracks C) Camp Colombia D) Santiago government house
A) One hundred twenty-six B) Fifty-six C) Fourteen D) Sixty
A) Barracks in Bayamo B) Camp Colombia C) The Havana naval base D) The presidential palace
A) A transition to democracy B) A negotiation with Batista C) An international intervention D) A nationwide revolt
A) Fifty-six B) Five C) Sixty D) Fourteen
A) Fifty-six B) Fourteen C) Five D) Sixty
A) To the city of Bayamo B) To the mountains C) To Camp Colombia D) To the United States
A) John F. Kennedy B) Raúl Castro C) Prío Socarras D) Fidel Castro
A) 1955 B) 1960 C) 1959 D) 1952
A) The Catholic Church B) Organized crime organizations C) Labor unions D) Foreign humanitarian groups
A) Santiago de Cuba B) Camagüey C) Havana D) Santa Clara
A) Batista was more democratic B) Batista robbed without permission C) Grau and Prío were more violent D) Grau and Prío were not corrupt
A) He was a staunch communist B) Strongly anti-communist C) He was neutral D) He was an ally of the Soviet Union
A) Harry S. Truman B) Dwight D. Eisenhower C) John F. Kennedy D) Franklin D. Roosevelt
A) He filed a lawsuit B) He led an armed rebellion immediately C) He fled to the United States D) He joined the government
A) Sugar-cane plantations B) Automobile assembly C) Oil production D) Manufacturing electronics
A) 1 January 1959 B) 31 December 1958 C) 26 July 1953 D) 20 May 1902
A) 1965 B) 1959 C) 1953 D) 1958
A) Excessive dependence on sugar cultivation B) Lack of natural resources C) Over-industrialization D) Lack of electricity in all regions
A) 50% B) 20% C) 15% D) 80%
A) Charles Edward Magoon B) Eduardo Chibás C) Meyer Lansky D) Sumner Welles
A) Don Tomás Estrada Palma B) Gerardo Machado C) Fulgencio Batista D) Ramón Grau
A) Communist Party of Cuba B) Partido Ortodoxo C) Partido Auténtico D) 26th of July Movement
A) $40 million B) $800 million C) $50 million D) $90 million
A) 70% B) 15% C) 40% D) 80%
A) Nearly four hours B) Nearly two hours C) Nearly one hour D) Nearly six hours
A) Liberty for Cuba B) Freedom for the people C) History will absolve me D) Victory or death
A) Ernesto Guevara B) Fidel's Jesuit childhood teachers C) Alberto Bayo D) Reynold García
A) Spain B) Mexico C) Argentina D) United States
A) Fidel Castro B) Ernesto Guevara C) Reynold García D) Alberto Bayo
A) Apartment 505 B) Apartment 201 C) Apartment 707 D) Apartment 102
A) Antonio Blanco Rico B) Fulgencio Batista C) Esteban Ventura Novo D) Juan Pedro Carbó
A) Joe Westbrook B) Marcos Rodríguez Alfonso C) Juan Pedro Carbó D) Fructuoso
A) Antonio Blanco Rico B) Marcos Rodríguez Alfonso C) Joe Westbrook D) Esteban Ventura Novo
A) Ventura B) Marquitos C) Carbó D) Machadito
A) Unarmed B) Escaping through a window C) Negotiating a surrender D) Armed and fighting back
A) Death by firing squad B) Exile to the United States C) Public pardon D) Imprisonment for life
A) 1959 B) 1960 C) 1957 D) 1964
A) The Presidential Palace B) Humboldt 7 C) The National Police Headquarters D) Radiocentro CMQ Building |