UNDERSTANDING THE CUBAN AMERICAN CULTURE

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Social Issues

 

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Kimberly P

 

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October 14, 2013

 

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University

 

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Due to the harsh working conditions such as starvation while working in the sugar plantation and forced to mine gold the Taino speaking Indians were wiped out due to diseases. This forced the Spaniards to import African slaves to replace the Indian laborers which had died. Approximately 800,000 Africans arrived to work the sugar plantations...
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Approximately 800,000 Africans arrived to work the sugar plantations. The relations between master and slaves this created a new genetic variation. The mulatto (mixed black & white) population began to develop. These roots shape the basis of traditions, culture, and beliefs. Later, people of Russia, Chinese, and European decent created today's Cuba...
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