Which of the following statements about José Martí is not true?(1 point)ResponsesMartí fought for Cuban independence.Martí fought for Cuban independence.Martí encouraged the United States to incorporate Cuba.Martí encouraged the United States to incorporate Cuba.Martí's political writings were well received.Martí's political writings were well received.Martí died on the battlefield while fighting for Cuba.
Martí encouraged the United States to incorporate Cuba.
__ is the famous music theater in Santiago de Cuba.(1 point)ResponsesBaconao ParkBaconao ParkLa Gran PiedraLa Gran PiedraUniversidad de OrienteUniversidad de OrienteLa Casa de la Trova
La Casa de la Trova
Choose the correct form of ser or estar to complete the sentence.¿_______ tú puertorriqueño?(1 point)ResponsesEresEresEstásEstásEsEsEstá
Eres
Choose the correct form of ser or estar to complete the sentence.Nosotros _______ en La Habana.(1 point)Responsessoysoysomossomosestamosestamosestáis
Estamos
Which is the correct way to say "I am nervous" in Spanish?(1 point)ResponsesEstamos nerviosos.Estamos nerviosos.Estoy nervioso.Estoy nervioso.Estás nervioso.Estás nervioso.Están nerviosos.
Estoy nervioso.
To determine which of the statements about José Martí is not true, we need to evaluate each statement individually.
1. Martí fought for Cuban independence.
This statement is true. José Martí was a key figure in the fight for Cuban independence and is considered a national hero in Cuba.
2. Martí encouraged the United States to incorporate Cuba.
This statement is true. José Martí did support the idea of a free Cuba, but he also saw the United States as an ally in achieving independence. He believed that Cuba should have friendly relations with the United States, but did not advocate for its incorporation.
3. Martí's political writings were well received.
This statement is true. José Martí was an influential writer and his political writings were widely embraced by many in Cuba and Latin America. He advocated for independence, democracy, and human rights.
4. Martí died on the battlefield while fighting for Cuba.
This statement is not true. While Martí fought for Cuban independence, he did not die on the battlefield. He was killed in the Battle of Dos Ríos on May 19, 1895, but his death was due to an ambush by Spanish forces rather than direct combat.
Therefore, the statement that is not true is "Martí died on the battlefield while fighting for Cuba."