Which statement best describes a primary cause of the Cuban Revolution?

A major cause of the Cuban Revolution was severe inequality: wealth and land were concentrated among a small, wealthy group, while many Cubans lived in poverty. This large gap between rich and poor fueled anger toward the government and support for revolution. Exile and U.S. involvement were connected to events around the revolution, but they do not best describe this primary cause.

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