All of the following are reasons that castro was an “unlikely person” to convert cuba into a pro-soviet nation except:

he respected president kennedy.

he was a wealthy lawyer with a religious education.

he had no strong feelings against the united states.

he overthrew general batista, a pro-american dictator.

He had no strong feelings against the United States.

Explanation:

Castro came to power because of anti-imperialist attitudes directed to the US. So, this would not be a reason why Castro would be unlikely to become a pro-Soviet nation.

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