US-Cuba relations / by Michael Capek ; content consultant, Renata Keller, assistant professor of international relations, Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University. [Boundless electronic resource]
Publication Info.
Minneapolis, Minnesota : Essential Library, an imprint of Abdo Publishing, [2016]
Chapter 1. A Cold War showdown -- chapter 2. Uneasy neighbors -- chapter 3. Fidel Castro's supporters -- chapter 4. Traveling to and from Cuba -- chapter 5. The embargo debate -- chapter 6. The Cuban economy -- chapter 7. The human rights question -- chapter 8. Pay it back, give it back -- chapter 9. A brighter future.
Summary
This book covers the history of the United States' and Cuba's relationship, how both countries are working to mend their relations, and what the future may hold for these close neighbors and their citizens.
Audience
1190L Lexile
Summary
Introduces the often tenuous relationship between the United States and Cuba, describing the Cold War's impact on the relationship, the Castro regime, questions about human rights, and what the future holds.
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 104-105) and index.