Which one of these was a cause of tension immediately after the cuban revolution in 1959, when castro took over? 1. the ussr stored nuclear middles on cuba before 1960
2. the new cuban government took over all land in cuba owned by foreign nationals
3. the usa agreed to buy all cuban sugar and tobacco
4. fidel castro declared war on the usa

Option: 2. the new Cuban government took over all land in cuba owned by foreign nationals.

Explanation:

The tension began to rise in Cuba after the revolution in 1959.  There was a shift in controlling Cuba government. Fidel Castro (Cuban communist revolutionary) and politician took part in the Cuban Revolution from 1953 to 1959 and overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's government. After the revolution, there was a transfer of industries from private to state control. By the end of 1960, the new revolutionary government had nationalized all foreign-owned land, particularly American holdings in Cuba.

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