1. CUBA By Brea McCormack Population: 11 227 423 Location of Havana:
83°W 23°N
Area: sq Km
Fun fact: Baseball is the national sport of Cuba
By Brea McCormack

2. GEOGRAPHY PHYSICAL FEATURES RELATIVE LOCATION
Cuba is a small island in the Caribbean Sea, Cuba is east of Mexico and South of Florida
PHYSICAL FEATURES
There are no major lakes or rivers in Cuba, there are white sand beaches, and small mountains toward the South end of the island

3. GEOGRAOPHY PART 2 MANMADE OBJECTS El Capitolio Port Du Gard Bridge
Underwater city
El Capitolio
In 2001 sonar images picked up this underwater city. It is around 2 square kilometers. The city is around meters underwater. The city is made up of mostly of granite.
Estradiol Latinoamericano
Cathedral of Havana

4. HISTORY Cuban Timeline 1492- Christopher
Columbus lands at Bariay, Holguin Province in east Cuba
1607- Havana is officially named the capital of Cuba
1868- first war of Cuban independence, also known as the 10 years war
1959- Fidel Castro becomes premier of Cuba
2006- Raúl Castro assumes presidential duties as Fidel Castro recovers from an emergency surgery. Castro refused to be re-elected

5. ARCHEOLOGY
unfinished idolillos, worn by elite members of a group as a necklace,
sixteenth century,
Cuban Village
Taino culture
(ca
A.D). San Antonio
Del Sur Museum
Non-jade Taino idol, Montané Museum, La Habana

6. POLITICAL SCIENCE/SOCIOLOGY
Cuba is a one-party Communist state
The government is led by Fidel Castro
Castro was the prime minister form
Cuba is divided into 15 provinces
Cuban law enforcement is called National Revolutionary Police Force
Cuban law limits freedom of expression, association, assembly, movement and the press
Cuba was officially atheist until 1992, and now allows several religious beliefs

7. ECONOMICS The currency of Cuba is pesos
Most Cubans use the Banco Central de Cuba
Cubans have not paid taxes for half a century

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