What is good essay topic on Cuban-U.S. relations?
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Boat people and why they risk their lives to live Cuba to come to America.
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I think that time will come soon. So many Americans have real interests in Cuba. Fidel Castro is the problem.
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Consejos para sobrevivir durante un viaje a Cuba\n\n-Lleve siempre consigo un diccionario de bolsillo o un libro de frases en español.\n- Recurde cambiar sus dólares por pesos en el aeropuerto o busque un sitio local en Cuba para efectuar el cambio.\n- No lleve demasiada ropa puesta, en Cuba siempre hace calor.\n\nUna vez en Cuba, asegúrese de visitar La Habana. En La Habana hay desde clubes como La Zorra y el Cuervo hasta cabarets (Tropicana). Lo más importante es tener tiempo para apreciar la historia tan rica que tiene La Habana visitando lugares históricos como el Monumento Ernesto Che Guevara, la Casa Velázquez (Museo de Ambiente Colonial Cubano), la Catedral de San Cristóbal, y Trinidad de Cuba.\n\nSin embargo, también hay actividades de recreo para todo el mundo incluyendo el Varadero Golf (golf) y Cayo Largo del Sur (submarinismo). Para hacer excursionismo y contemplar la naturaleza visite las montañas del Escambray , y  para tener paz y tranquilidad o broncearse, visite Baracoa o la Peninsula Guanahacabibe  o simplemente móntese en un catamarán o en un yate por las aguas de Cuba.
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Anything by Thomas Friedman, the 3X Pulitzer prize winning Foreign Correspondent from the N.Y. Times.\n\n"The Lexus and the Olive Tree"\n"Longitudes and Attitudes"\n"The World Is Flat (revised)"\n\nThese three are in order of when written. The second one is a compendium of his N.Y. Times Opinion Columns, lots of different topics. The third is a close look at Globalization and I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking at the world of future employment and international cooperation.\n\nFor class discussion, use the second. For class enlightenment, use the third.
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Anything that has to do with politics or religions will be a good topic, but becareful these topics can turn into anger and violence.  \n\nA good topic should be one that people usually have strong and mixed opinions on.
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An easy? Do you mean an essay?\n\nSocial studies.... maybe you can do something about the development of other countries or how lifestyles are different between us and third world countries.\n\nGood luck!
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Always write about something that interests you....this way you know that you will put more into it.....social / economic / industry are all great subjects.....pick one.....
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search for cuban council in yahoo....\nand select cuban council - friendster editor
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Do you know what your essay will be about?  It is tough to give you a topic sentence without a little more guidance from you.\n\nYour topic sentence simply states the main idea of your essay in your introductory paragraph.  This is what your essay will be about. \n\nFor example, if your topic sentence is "Fishing has been the main industry in Atlantic Canada for 400 years", then your whole essay will be about fishing in Atlantic Canada.  \n\nIf your topic sentence is "Recent world events have greatly complicated the aviation industry" then your essay will be about that sentence. \n\nMaybe you'd like to write about dogs.  Your topic sentence might be "Golden retrievers have become the  most popular working dog in North America."\n\nThese links may also help you.  Best of luck with your essay.
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Yes. Cuba at the time posed a significant threat to the United States, since it was closely allied with the USSR diplomatically, and was only about 60 miles from Miami, one of the US' largest cities. A war fought there could have meant the end of the United States.\n\nAlso, the Madison Doctrine technically makes US intervention in Latin American politics allowed, although it is a distasteful piece of legislation. Still, it is essential to American national security.\n\nIt was poorly executed because Castro knew what was happening, and the invasion was poorly planned. The CIA trained exiles were also expecting massive amounts of internal help from Cubans, but they were disappointed. Almost no one showed up at the party.
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"When, on January 7, 1959, Fidel Castro assumed control of Cuba after President Fulgencio Batista fled on December 31, the U.S. government initially supported the Cuban Revolution, formally recognizing the new government. However, relations rapidly deteriorated when the new Cuban government passed the first Agrarian Reform Law to begin expropriation of large-scale (largely American-owned) land holdings on May 17, 1959. The compensation offered (based on 20-year bonds at 4.5% interest for the tax-assessed value) was seen as inadequate, and was rejected by American interests. Animosity escalated with the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis. After that, the U.S. promised never to invade Cuba again, but resorted to financial measures instead."\n\nThis embargo initially caused damage to the Cuban economy, but 45 years later, has very little effect.  This is why many (aside from GW Bush) have called for lifting the embargo.
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No one will write you an essay on slavery. \nIf you're not good at writing essays and papers, you need to get better at it. Life is full of term papers and essays. Also, you'll need to narrow your topic, because slavery is so broad.\n\nSome topics:\n- Look at the 3/5's compromise. It states that each slave will be counted as 3/5's of a person.\n- Look up such people as Abe Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, Harriet Beecher Stowe.\n- Also, look up info on the Underground railroad, and describe what a slave would have to go through to get to Canada, or at least the Northern states to get their freedom.\n- Find out the trade route that was from Africa to the United States.\n\nThis is how you could organize your essay- and any other essays that you will have. Commit this to memory, and you'll never go wrong!\nIntroduction (state your point, and what you'll be talking about- this is typically where you tell the reader about the main points of your paper. 3-5 sentences)\n3-5 Main points, each 1 paragraph long.  \nConclusion- wrap up your paper. Be sure to restate the main points- not in the same words! \n\nI'm sure that you would need to state how/when slavery ended, what law was passed that ended it.  You could also mention some prominent slave owners, such as George Washington, James Madison, and others of our founding fathers. Also, slavery was at it's peak when cotton and tobacco were the main crops of the South, creating large plantations that needed cheap help.
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Cuba as they do not comply to US laws :)\n\nSwitzerland as they do not reveal sources.\n\nBahamas Islands as they have created all this for what you are asking for.
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what's the topic of your essay?
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In the introduction, give a general idea of the issue, question, or ideas you are going to write about. It's especially good if you can get in a "hook" or attention grabber to capture people's interest. For example, "By the year 2060, ninety percent of the country of Bangladesh may be underwater."\nIn the conclusion, summarize your point of view and bring closure to the essay.  \nHere's a website with hints on essay writing.\nhttp://members.tripod.com/~lklivingston/essay/
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I just did a search for "Kennedy Administration and the Middle East" and came up with the web site listed below.  It looks very interesting.  Good Luck.
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Cuba's leader, Fidel Castro, came to power in 1959 and immediately instituted a communist program of sweeping economic and social changes. Castro allied his government with the Soviet Union and seized and nationalized billions of dollars of American property. U.S. relations with Cuba have been strained ever since. A trade embargo against Cuba that was imposed in 1960 is still in place today. \n\nTwelve years after the breakup of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War, Cuba continues to command the attention of U.S. policymakers. Although Russia and the former eastern bloc countries have undergone widespread democratic and free-market economic reform, Cuba remains one of the only communist dictatorships in the world. Removing Castro from power and implementing reform in Cuba are top U.S. foreign policy priorities, but lawmakers disagree on the best course of action.