Which statement best describes how Cuba's relationship with the USSR changed after the communist revolution? The USSR chose Cuba's leaders. Cuban exiles moved to the USSR. Cuba increased trade with the USSR. The USSR took control of Cuba's economy.

Cuba increased trade with the USSR.

Explanation:

After the Cuban communist revolution, relations between Cuba and America deteriorated and the Cuban government became more associated with the USSR. Trade increased between the Cuba and USSR, especially the trading of military hardware.

Cuba remain a communist state following the collapse of communism in the USSR

explain:

American aid, which promoted democracy and the free market, did not reach Cuba. The drive for political change in Cuba was not strong enough to replace Castro. Fidel Castro was an authoritative leader who maintained control in Cuba

nativists tried to get rid of the immigrants as they thought they were going to ruin the u.s.  

by creating a labor shortage that pushed the continent toward a market economy