Question

which types of narrators do you think authors would use when writing about the cuban revolution? select all of the narrator types that you believe would be appropriate. cuban exiles who emigrated to the united states after the cuban revolution cuban exiles who fought against fidel castro cubans who stayed in their country after the cuban revolution cuban citizens who are loyal to fidel castro cubans citizens who do not always support fidel castro americans who are neighbors of cuban exiles children of cuban exiles who have grown up in the united states

Explanation:

When writing about the Cuban Revolution, authors would likely use narrators who have a direct or relevant connection to the event. Cuban exiles (whether they fought against Castro or emigrated after the revolution) have a personal stake and experience related to the revolution. Cubans who stayed in the country (whether loyal to Castro or not) also have first - hand or close - hand experiences. Americans who are neighbors of Cuban exiles and children of Cuban exiles who grew up in the US have more removed connections.

Answer:

Cuban exiles who emigrated to the United States after the Cuban Revolution, Cuban exiles who fought against Fidel Castro, Cubans who stayed in their country after the Cuban Revolution, Cuban citizens who are loyal to Fidel Castro, Cubans citizens who do not always support Fidel Castro.