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HELP ABOUT CUBA FAST please!!!?

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I need some help on my Cuba research project due tomorrow, I cant find these, I've looked everywhere:

What do cubans use their sugar cane for?

I need 3 bullets about havana cuba like heres an example of what i have for vinales valley:

North of Pinar del Rio Province

Tobacco is cultivated at the bottom of the valley

Major tourist attraction because it offers hiking+rock climbing.

HELP I really need those bullets on havana for my notecards for my presentation, I am and AWFUL speech giver, I shake and everything so PLEASE PLEASE HELP ME!

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  1. 1. The current Havana area and its natural bay were first visited by Europeans during Sebastián de Ocampo's circumnavigation of the island, in 1509. Shortly thereafter, in 1510, the first Spanish colonists arrived from Hispaniola and began the conquest of Cuba.

    2. Havana, by far the leading cultural centre of the island, offers a wide variety of features that range from museums, palaces, public squares, avenues, churches, fortresses (including the largest fortified complex in the Americas dating from the 16th through 18th centuries), ballet and from art and musical festivals to exhibitions of technology. The restoration of Old Havana offered a number of new attractions, including a museum to house relics of the Cuban revolution. The government placed special emphasis on cultural activities, many of which are free or involve only a minimal charge.

    3. Havana's economy first developed on the basis of its location, which made it one of the early great trade centres in the New World. Sugar and a flourishing slave trade first brought riches to the city, and later, after independence, it became a renowned resort. Despite efforts by Fidel Castro's government to spread Cuba's industrial activity to all parts of the island, Havana remains the centre of much of the nation's industry. The traditional sugar industry, upon which the island's economy has been based for three centuries, is centred elsewhere on the island and controls some three-fourths of the export economy. But light manufacturing facilities, meat-packing plants, and chemical and pharmaceutical operations are concentrated in Havana. Other food-processing industries are also important, along with shipbuilding, vehicle manufacturing, production of alcoholic beverages (particularly rum), textiles, and tobacco products, particularly the world-famous Habanos cigars.[32] Although the harbours of Cienfuegos and Matanzas, in particular, have been developed under the revolutionary government, Havana remains Cuba's primary port facility; 50% of Cuban imports and exports pass through Havana. The port also supports a considerable fishing industry.

    The primary use for sugarcane is to process sugar, which can then be used in an infinite number of products. The type of sugar produced by sugarcane is called sucrose. This is the most important of all the sugars. Sucrose is used as a sweetening agent for foods and in the manufacture of cakes, candies, preservatives, soft drinks, alcohol, and numerous other foods.


  2. Sugarcane is used for producing rum...known for Havana Club Rum:

    http://www.havana-guide.com/cubanrum.htm...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havana_Club

    Havana (La Habana):

    -The exotic capital of Cuba and largest city in the Caribbean.

    - Vedado:

    The famous 12-kilometre oceanside road, Malecón, links Old Havana to the busy neighborhood of Vedado, whose central area, La Rampa, allows easy access to other places of interest. These include the University of Havana, Revolution Square and the José Martí Monument (highest lookout in the city, 138 metres above sea level) and the Colon Cemetery, one of the world’s largest necropolises.

    -Playa del Este:

    Outside Havana’s east coast, more than 15 kilometres of fine beach stretch between Bacuranao and Guanabo, where weekend and vacation spots include Santa María del Mar.

    The links have much more that may interest you. Never at a loss for information...if you need other areas as well, just click on the destinations section and see what else you may need for your project.

    All the best!

    Don't worry, you'll do great!!!

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