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He was the captain-general of many islands in the past. He was sent to Cuba to suppress uprisings that were happening.
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This told about Spanish involvement in Cuba.
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The Cubans sank this ship. The sinking of this ship led to another cause for going to war with the Cubans. Public support for the war was also gained.
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The president at the time, William McKinley, wanted to declare war and suggested it to the senate.
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This amendment was made after America kicked out Spain. It makes the U.S. the only force to be there without any problems.
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After the Spanish sank a U.S. ship, they decided to declare war on them.
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It was a naval battle that ended in the U.S.'s victory over the Spanish in that area.
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This battle was fought due to the Spanish-American war. The winners were the Americans and Cubans.
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This was a battle in the Spanish-American War. The Americans won this battle in the end.
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This Treaty was signed to end the Spanish-American War. It also relinquished Spain's claim to all the islands in the area.