The cuban Revolution in 1959 and the Sandinista Revolution in Nicaragua in 1979 were similar in that both resulted in the

A) strengthening of the role of the Catholic Church in the national government

B) protection of human rights and civil liberties

C) rise to power of authoritarian governments that promised to raise the standard of living

D) refusal of the Soviet Union to provide aid to the new governments

The Cuban Revolution in 1959 and the Sandinista Revolution in Nicaragua in 1979 were similar in that both resulted in the protection of human rights and civil liberties.

What was the outcome of the Nicaraguan revolution?

The Revolution ended the burden the Somocista regime had imposed upon the Nicaraguan economy and which had seriously deformed the country, creating a big and modern center, Managua, where Somoza's power had emanated to all corners of the territory.

How did Nicaragua gain independence?

Nicaragua gained its independence from Spain in 1821 and became part of the Mexican empire for several years. Then it joined a group of nearby countries with a central government in Guatemala City called Provinces of Central America. Nicaragua split from the group in 1838 and became fully independent.

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