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SECTION A : USA AND CANADA 1. Examine the causes and effects of the Bay of Pigs incident of 1961. (25 marks) Approach - Introduction - Give and explain the causes, then effects - A conclusion is required Points to consider The Bay of Pigs inversion was a failed landing operation on the south western coast of Cuba in 1961 by Cuban exiles who opposed Fidel Castro’s regime. It was financed by USA and the incident was attributed to the following: i) The January 1959 Cuban Revolution laid a foundation for the Bay of pigs invasion ii) The introduction of communism in Cuba also led to the bay of pigs invasion iii) The US abandonment of the policy of isolationism also influenced the bay of pigs invasion iv) The nationalism of American assets by Fidel Castro’s administration led to Bay of pigs invasion v) The need to rescue American companies operating in Cuba led to the invasion. vi) The role of the Cuban exiles influenced the invasion i.e. the 2500 brigade”. vii) The aggressive character of the US leaders also led to the incident viii) Fidel Castro’s move to spread communism in other Countries of Latin American influenced the invasion ix) Fidel Castro’s dictatorship also influenced the bay of pigs invasion x) The cold war politics of the time also influenced the invasion The effects of the invasion xi) It negatively impacted on the CIA directors as they were all forced to resign i.e. Director Allen Dulliers, CIA deputy 1 MARKING GUIDE P210/4 HISTORY WORLD AFFAIR xii) The failed invasion strengtherend the position of Fidel Castro’s administration xiii) It also pushed Cuba closer to the Soviet Union e.g. USSR supplied petroleum production of Cuba xiv) The invasion led to the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 because Cuba became the close …
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