Why did american officials make plans to invade cuba? (points : 1) they were alarmed to see communism gaining a foothold in the western hemisphere. they wanted to reinstate batista, who had been overthrown in a revolution. they wanted to keep foreigners from gaining a foothold on the island. they wanted to reestablish the control they had after the spanish american war.

They were alarmed to see communism gaining a foothold in the Western Hemisphere.

The interests that America had in Cuba mostly came from their fears of communism during the Cold War. After WWII, the United States and the Soviet Union saw the world as a competition between communism and capitalism. The United States, therefore, was alarmed to see that Cuba wanted to establish a communist government. Americans saw this as a sign of danger, as it would mean that communism was gaining a foothold in the Western Hemisphere.

Alexander writes that the racial bribe to poor whites during Jim Crow was merely “psychological” in that their actual quality of life was not made better by segregation. Describe a situation you’ve experienced or seen where a person or group was given a false sense of racial superiority.

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