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    Advertisements in the 1920s promoted Cuban tobacco and sugar consumption in the US. This impacted Cuba's economy as tobacco and sugar were luxury exports that most people could not afford, potentially leading to unemployment and unproductive production if Cubans could not find other export markets or means of production.

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    Advertisements in the 1920s promoted Cuban tobacco and sugar consumption in the US. This impacted Cuba's economy as tobacco and sugar were luxury exports that most people could not afford, potentially leading to unemployment and unproductive production if Cubans could not find other export markets or means of production.

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    The Pre-Revolutionary Background - Imperialism (Boorstein) PDF

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    Advertisements in the 1920s promoted Cuban tobacco and sugar consumption in the US. This impacted Cuba's economy as tobacco and sugar were luxury exports that most people could not afford, potentially leading to unemployment and unproductive production if Cubans could not find other export markets or means of production.

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    1920s US advertisements for cuban tobacco use and sugar usage? - what was the impact of this?

    was there mass unemplyment?


    unproductive production

    their exports (foriegn ehxhcnage) were pluxuries which the mass coudlnt afforf

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