Question

the bay of pigs invasion: the cia secretly funded a plan known as the bay of pigs invasion, where cuban exiles would overthrow fidel castro. the cia trained cuban exiles to carry out the invasion, hoping that they, together with their allies within the country, would gain an advantage. by planning the invasion in secret, the u.s. tried to give itself plausible deniability, hoping to appear uninvolved in the invasion because the soviet union was watching. transition of power: the cia had begun planning the bay of pigs invasion under president dwight eisenhower, but before the plan was set into motion, eisenhowers term ended, and john f. kennedy took office. historic failure: executed in april of 1961, the bay of pigs invasion was a disastrous failure, and the invading cuban exiles were quickly defeated. the cuban government had been warned beforehand about the invasion, allowing them to prepare for it. the failed invasion led to international embarrassment for the united states and the new kennedy administration, while worsening tensions with cuba and the soviet union. what was the goal of the bay of pigs invasion? to support the cuban revolution to overthrow fidel castro to strengthen diplomatic ties with cuba

Explanation:

The Bay of Pigs invasion was a CIA - backed operation by Cuban exiles to try and remove Fidel Castro from power. It was not to support the Cuban Revolution or strengthen diplomatic ties with Cuba.

Answer:

B. to overthrow Fidel Castro