The name of the indigenous people that inhabited Cuba
Who are the Taino people?
The sea that surrounds Cuba
What is the Caribbean Sea?
This holiday celebrates when Batista's government was overthrown and Castro came to power
What is Triumph of the Revolution and Victory Day?
The cultures that make up Cuban cuisine
What is African, Spanish, and Caribbean?
The most popular sport in Cuba
What is baseball?
The year that the Spanish started colonizing Cuba.
What is 1511?
The climate of Cuba
What is Tropical Savanna?
The holiday that celebrates the Cuban patron saint
What is Virgen de Cobre Feast day?
This is the largest meal of the day
What is lunch?
The number of medals that Cuba has won in the Olympics
What is 226?
The name of the first Spanish settlement in Cuba
What is Baracoa?
The population of Cuba
What is 11.5 million?
The Afro-Cuban celebration that commemorates St. James
What is El Carnival en Santiago de Cuba?
This time period altered Cuban cuisine
What is the era of Fidel Castro?
Cuba's best performing event in the Olympics
What is boxing?
The amount of time that Spain ruled Cuba
What are 3 centuries?
A famous beach that stretches along the Peninsula de Hicacos
What is Varadero Beach?
The most popular dancing style in Cuba
What is Salsa dancing?
A typical meal in Cuba consists of this
What is rice and beans?
The number of times Cuba has won the Baseball World Cup
What is 25 times?
The dictator who overthrew the democratic government in 1959
Who is Fidel Castro?
A city in central Cuba that is known for its colonial old town and its cobblestone streets
What is Trinidad?
A Cuban superstition of death
What is letting a chair rock on its own?
This is the national dish of Cuba that consists of shredded meat with vegetables
What is Ropa Vieja?
The percentage of Cubans that play baseball
What is 62%?