What gave the u. s. government an idea that a cia-backed coup would work against castro? a: he did not possess a very strong military at the time b: castro had no allies from which he could receive aid c: officials believed cuban peasants disliked castro d: cuban-based american companies were popular there.

The correct answer is C) Officials believed Cuban peasants disliked Castro.

What gave the U.S. government an idea that a CIA-backed coup would work against Castro was that officials believed Cuban peasants disliked Castro.

During the Cold War days, the Soviet Union tried to spread Communism in many parts of the world. The United States tried to stop Communism. The Island of Cuba is so close to the Florida peninsula and the idea of a Communist Cuba represented a risk in the national security of the United States. That is why the US government wanted to overthrow Fidel Castro, that had become the leader of Cuba on January 1, 1959. The US government planned the Big of Pigs Invasion but it failed.

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