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The rule of Castro should be investigated as the case study for the ActiveHistory unit "Rule of 20th Century Dictators: Comparative Study Unit", based around the ActiveHistory Simulation “Which 20th Century Dictator are YOU?”
By what methods, and with what success, did Fidel Castro try to eliminate domestic opposition? (note: teacher password required).
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