Cuban leader Fidel Castro responded to the fall of the Soviet Union by seeking support from former Soviet republics. seeking support from the United States. allowing anti-Communist reforms in Cuba. renewing his commitment to Communism.

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Karli Tate

28 June, 09:29

Cuban leader Fidel Castro responded to the fall of the Soviet Union by seeking support from former Soviet republics. seeking support from the United States. allowing anti-Communist reforms in Cuba. renewing his commitment to Communism.

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Avah Sanders · Answer 1

renewing his commitment to Communism.

Nevertheless, the collapse of the USSR had a strong negative effect on the country. This is particularly because the country lost valuable aid and trading privileges after the fall of the Soviet Union which negatively impacted its fortunes

Tucker Walls · Answer 2

The correct answer is D) renewing his commitment to Communism.

Cuban leader Fidel Castro responded to the fall of the Soviet Union by renewing his commitment to Communism.

After the Soviet Union dissolution in 1989, many international leaders thought that it also represented the end of Communism in the island of Cuba, but that was not the case. To the opposite, Cuban leader Fidel Castro renewed its commitment to the Communist principles that stood him during his life as a Cuban dictator. Cuba remained loyal to ist COmmunist principles and in those years President Bill Clinton strengthen the Cuban trade embargo.