Bay of Pigs invasion and aftermath Propaganda film produced in Cuba

The transcript describes the aftermath of fighting in Cuba, focusing on the restoration efforts in Cienaga de Zapata, a region transformed by the revolutionary government. A symbolic road was built, connecting Zapata with the rest of Cuba. The counter-revolution aimed to use this road for invasion. Tehran Beach became globally known during the invasion, which halted construction of a recreation area. Cuban workers quickly repaired the damage and completed the construction. Tehran Beach was ceremoniously opened on July 26th, a national holiday, with ruins remaining as a reminder of the invasion.

What was the initial state of Cienaga de Zapata before the revolutionary government's intervention?

• A forgotten, inhospitable region

• A thriving tourist destination

• A well-known cultural center

• A bustling industrial hub

What was the significance of the road built by the revolutionary government?

• It was a tourist attraction

• It connected Zapata with the rest of Cuba

• It was the first road in Cuba

• It was used for military parades

What did the counter-revolution hope to achieve with the road built by the revolution?

• To ride on Sherman tanks along it

• To convert it into a railway

• To use it for agricultural development

• To build a shopping mall

What halted the construction of a new recreation area at Tehran Beach?

• Government regulations

• Lack of funds

• The invasion

• A natural disaster

When was Tehran Beach officially opened after the restoration?

• On Independence Day

• On July 26th, a national holiday

• On New Year's Day

• On Christmas Day