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Bell-Ringer 11-17-2008 Copy the Chart on the bottom of page 604 “U.S. Aims Versus Soviet Aims in Europe” After copying the chart answers the two questions in the Skillbuilder. v.

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Bell-Ringer 11-25-2008 Read “Crises Over Cuba” Pages 673-677 What political change did Fidel Castro undergo after taking power? How did the results of the Bay of Pigs invasion affect Castro and the United States? Why did Cuban exiles turn against Kennedy and the Democrats?

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