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Fidel Castro During The Curban Revolution

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my propaganda poster is a representation of Fidel Castro during the cuban revolution. my process for researching is to explore different sources that i can use to help support my poster and give me background to infer symbolism in the poster. due to the fact that the research on the cuban revolution isn't a widely used topic in american schools,this poster is going to require a lot of resources to help give background on this picture and explain the picture in the correct manner. for this poster i plan on using three scholarly dialogues and one website source. the first scholarly dialogue is going to be about the cuban revolution and how it began and how it ended, then Fidel Castro, and his history and lastly the impact of Castro during

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