machismo
{'<entity_0>': 'machismo', '<entity_1>': 'ideology'}
[['machismo', 'instance of', 'ideology']]
In the point of view of Clavijo, militarism and caudillismo, are what is to blame for Cuban <entity_0>, as it established the <entity_1> of the "leadership of the strongman" which proved to be successful in Castro becoming victorious in his revolution. Beyond the realm of the armed forces, however, the <entity_0> <entity_1> can also drive men to work towards service because he is in a "superior" position, which enables him to demonstrate his success by offering his own strengths to help others. Another approach to <entity_0> is that of the "caballerismo" <entity_1>, that because a man is the head of the household, he is responsible for the well-being of the members of his family. "<entity_0> <entity_1> is as beneficial to women in that it encourages their husbands to provide for and protect them and their children.
['ideology']